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COVID-19 National Debt deferrals are coming to an end, banks finance companies and various credit providers have returned to debt collection.
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Key points:

The federal government is looking to wind back safe lending laws, saying there are other adequate protections for consumers.

Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe this week said the central bank would be keeping an eye on lending practices by the banks.

But Katherine Temple from the Consumer Action Law Centre is part of a coalition of consumer groups that have written to financial regulators, including the Reserve Bank, detailing their strong opposition to the proposed law.

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Key points:

The federal government is looking to wind back safe lending laws, saying there are other adequate protections for consumers.

Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe this week said the central bank would be keeping an eye on lending practices by the banks.

But Katherine Temple from the Consumer Action Law Centre is part of a coalition of consumer groups that have written to financial regulators, including the Reserve Bank, detailing their strong opposition to the proposed law.

Key points:

• The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority says repayment deferrals must end on March 31
• The National Debt Helpline said one person was told he had to pay $20,000 in arrears before regular payments could restart
• Financial counsellors are concerned the pressure from banks will send some people to payday lenders