NRMA Insurance is NOT NRMA
NRMA Insurance is NOT NRMA
"The Truth About Corporate Insurance Operations in Australia."
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IAG Misleading and Deception Conduct, False and Misleading Advertisement and Conduct amounting to Unconscionable Conduct & Misleading the Australian Public
The Truth About the NRMA Brand Name and IAG
For over 100 years, everyday Australians have trusted the NRMA brand name, believing it represents their interests as members of a community motoring club.
However, many consumers do not realize a critical piece of corporate history: NRMA Insurance is entirely owned and operated by Insurance Australia Group (IAG). It is a separate, publicly-listed commercial entity that has been completely independent from the original NRMA Motoring Club since their formal split in the year 2000.
When you purchase home, car, or boat insurance through NRMA Insurance, your premium dollars are going straight to a commercial corporate giant, not your local member-owned motoring service road club. This platform has been created in the public interest to give Australian policyholders a transparent voice and a centralized hub to document their systemic complaints.
Track Record when Consumers Get Together: Holding Corporate Giants Accountable
This is not the first fight for everyday consumers. This is when Average Day Australian get together to take down Corporate Companies who Mislead, and Deceive average Australians and act in conduct amounting to Unconscionable Conduct, False Advertising and False and Misleading Statements, this is exactly what has happened when Every Days Australian got together to take down Australia’s Largest Auction House, ‘Grays Online’ (Click the next sentence) Ripped Off by Grays Facebook Group
A community platform that has gathered over 11,600 member complaints to expose corporate wrongdoing.
As a direct result of this community's collective voice and overwhelming evidence, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) took historic legal action. Grays Online was ordered by the court to pay $10 million in penalties for misleading consumers, ultimately sending the massive 30-year-old auction house into administration.
Justice can be served when everyday people stand together. If you have been misled, deceived, or let down by IAG or NRMA Insurance, use the form below to safely and securely lodge your concerns today or send us an email at iag@customercomplaintscenter.com