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One of Australia’s major credit reporting agencies, Veda Advantage, is under investigation amid allegations it misused personal financial information and in some cases provided incorrect information. This isn’t the first time a reporting agency has been scrutinised for doing the wrong thing, as Justin Malbon, Professor of Law at Monash University, explains.

At the moment it’s up to consumers to check if their credit history information is correct. Malbon says credit reporting agencies have found a way to make money out of what is a consumer right under the Privacy Act.

So is it time the whole credit reporting industry was put into government hands? That and more on this episode.

Authors: The Conversation Contributor

Read more http://theconversation.com/business-briefing-what-happens-to-your-credit-history-60247

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