Eight Basic Rights of Financial Consumers (II)

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This article is reprinted from Shanxi Evening News

  1. The Right to Fair Trading for Financial Consumers

Financial institutions shall not set transaction conditions that violate fairness principles. They shall not impose additional responsibilities on financial consumers, restrict or exclude the legal rights of financial consumers, limit their access to legal remedies, or reduce or exempt the civil liabilities that the institution should bear for damages caused to consumers’ legitimate rights and interests.

  1. The Right to Legal Compensation for Financial Consumers

Financial institutions should earnestly fulfill their responsibilities as the main body in handling complaints from financial consumers. They should establish a multi-level complaint handling mechanism within the organization, improve complaint handling procedures, set up a complaint inquiry system, and enhance the quality and efficiency of complaint processing for financial consumers.

  1. The Right to Financial Education for Financial Consumers

Financial institutions should further strengthen financial consumer education by conducting extensive and ongoing daily financial education. This aims to help financial consumers improve their understanding of financial products and services, enhance their self-protection capabilities, and raise their financial literacy and awareness of honesty and trustworthiness.

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