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Gabrielle and Jonathan felt something wasn't right with the management of their superannuation. Unfortunately, their intuition was correct. As a result of poor financial advice, the couple lost a significant portion of their retirement savings.
Harry was given inappropriate financial advice and as a result, lost more than $350,000.
Single parent Elizabeth was offered a redundancy after a long and successful career. She chose her financial firm carefully because they were specialists in defined benefit superannuation.
Retiree Olivia and her wife were victims of inappropriate advice from their financial advisor in relation to their SMSF.
Amilia* and her husband sought advice from a financial advisor as they became closer to retirement age. They assumed the advisor would act in their best interest.
Terri and Ross* made two separate investments totalling $12,500 of their money in two unlisted companies on the recommendation of the Securities Dealer.
Joan is extremely grateful to the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort, as her successful claim will fund the care she now requires for her dementia.
Retiree’s Ian and Susan were victims of poor advice from a financial advisor in relation to their SMSF. The investments were too aggressive for their risk profile and included a conflict of interest. The financial firm put their own interests ahead of the couple.
The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) has today released its submission to Treasury's post-implementation review into the Scheme. Additionally, the Scheme has published its FY2025 Impact Report, along with a comprehensive list of all firms against which it has paid compensation since it began operations.
With the assistance of CSLR’s principal actuary, the revised estimate for the 2026 financial year has been calculated at $75.698m, down from the initial estimate published in January of $77.975m.
As we approach the end of the financial year and gain greater clarity on the volume and status of lodged claims likely to be paid in FY25, the full $24.1 million levied will not be fully utilised.
The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) has today released the FY26 initial levy estimate. With the assistance of independent external actuaries, the initial levy estimate for the upcoming financial year has been calculated and shared with industry.