ANZ CCI Insurance Refund
In February 2020, a class action was filed against QBE insurance, OnePath General Insurance, OnePath Life, and Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) alleging that the companies sold worthless add-on insurance through ANZ credit cards or personal loans. The suit maintains that members of the class action were sold various products while having been led to believe that said products were valuable or compulsory. The defendants had committed the following wrongdoings punishable by law:
- Deceptive and misleading conduct
- Unconscionable conduct
- Unlawful financial advice
The types of fraudulent consumer credit insurance covered in this class action include:
- ANZ Loan Protection
- ANZ CreditCover Plus/Credit Card Insurance
There is strong evidence that ANZ employed unfair strategies to pass these worthless insurance products off to the public, many of whom could ill-afford these purchases in the first place.
Consumers do get missed throughout this process, usually because of lost details or a change of personal contact information. Through a class action suit, there isn’t a payout of your full premiums. It is also only on certain products, and the payouts are shared with the total group members.
This is why Get My Refund investigates each victim’s individual case to fight for all of the funds owed, from all accounts on all potential mis-sold products.
Get My Refund has all the knowledge and expertise necessary to make good on taking advantage of the underprivileged. Our mission is to extract proper compensation for the affected.
Who Is Eligible for the Refund?
You may be eligible if you meet the following conditions:
- You purchased ANZ Loan Protection for a personal loan or the ANZ CreditCover Plus credit card insurance.
- You paid the premium.
Here’s a summary of the time periods covered:
- Misleading customers about the value and/or compulsory status of their policies:
- Credit Card Insurance – starting January 1, 2010
- Personal Loan Protection – starting January 1, 2010
- Engaging in deceptive or misleading conduct related to insurance sales:
- Credit Card Insurance – starting January 1, 2010
- Personal Loan Protection – starting February 28, 2014
- Engaging in unconscionable conduct related to the sales of insurance products of little to no value:
- Credit Card Insurance – starting January 1, 2010
- Personal Loan protection – starting February 28, 2014
- Unlawful dissemination of financial advice over the phone or at a branch (limited to ANZ only):
- Credit Card Insurance – starting February 28, 2014
- Personal Loan Protection – starting February 28, 2014