MoneySavingExpert News
September 2010
Barclays is top of the bank complaints league table with more complaints per customer than any of its major rivals.
30 September 2010
House prices remained broadly unchanged during September as activity in the market continued to be muted.
30 September 2010
Almost a quarter of a million struggling householders will see mortgage benefit payments dive by a typical £3,700 a year from next month.
29 September 2010
Halifax will soon become the first savings provider to pay interest on cash Isa transfers from the day it receives a signed form.
29 September 2010
Santander has apologised for its abysmal service over recent months and has pledged to improve the customer experience for its 25 million account holders.
28 September 2010
Consumers have been urged to contest rising fees levied by insurers for policy changes that can add up to £110 a go.
28 September 2010
More than 100 debt management firms face losing their licences after the trading watchdog uncovered a catalogue of abuses.
28 September 2010
Supermarket giant Waitrose will take on rival Tesco by matching its prices on 1,000 branded products from today.
27 September 2010
Nearly two million Royal Bank of Scotland and Natwest customers must act to avoid having their current account transferred to Santander, or to get a £100 bonus if they want to switch to the Spanish giant.
27 September 2010
Householders are facing an energy tariff lottery because they are baffled by the huge number of tariffs available, research claims.
24 September 2010
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