Car insurance cost hope after fees ban

9 September 2011

The Government is banning fees it says encourage a compensation culture that in turn leads to insurance hikes

Time for action over misleading PPI reclaiming texts and calls

23 May 2011

MoneySavingExpert.com today urges the Government to take tough action to stop firms cold-calling with false PPI promises

Small claims court limit could rise to £15,000

30 March 2011

The Government is proposing to raise the cap under which individuals can avoid going to court to settle a dispute

OFT kills 'debt write-off' industry

16 October 2010

Consumers have been warned not to be duped by firms that claim they can write off loan or credit card debt

Home repossessions down but we're 'not out of the woods'

12 August 2010

Fewer people are expected to lose their homes this year after mortgage lenders today reported a decline in seizures

Cartel Client Review fees: How to get them back

18 March 2010

Customers who paid fees to the suspended 'debt write-off' firm may be able to claim them back if they paid on plastic

MSE sends Cartel Client Review complaints to the MoJ

15 March 2010

We've passed 80 emails to the claims regulator, which is investigating Cartel, following consumer worries over fees paid

Cartel Client Review under investigation

2 March 2010

Debt write-off company faces MoJ probe, while MSE reveals concerns over poor service from fee-charging firm

Repossession protection plan announced by Government

5 February 2010

The MoJ has announced plans that could prevent you losing your home if you fall behind on credit card or loan debts

Repossession loophole to be closed by Government

29 December 2009

Lenders will no longer be able to repossess people's homes without going to court, under plans unveiled today

Repossession rise slower than expected

12 November 2009

The number of people who lost their homes rose by only 3% during the third quarter despite rising unemployment

Could the debt write-off industry become a write-off?

14 October 2009

Consumers have been told they have little chance of getting debt wiped out by challenging credit agreements