Motor Finance Wizard withdraws interest-free loansBY ASIC RELEASE | MONDAY, 2 AUG 2010 12:50PMMotor financial services group Motor Finance Wizard, famous for its "Motor Finance Wizard said yes!" ads about interest-free loans, withdrew its ads following ASIC concerns they were misleading and provided some clients with "unaffordable credit". |
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