Citizens Advice
Guest Comment: New measures give consumers more power to combat rogue traders
Consumer Affairs Minister Jo Swinson explains what the Government is doing to crack down on rogue traders
1 October 2014
EDF Energy to pay £3m to charity after complaint breaches
EDF Energy will pay £3m to charity helping 'vulnerable customers' after Ofgem found it breached complaint rules
22 August 2014
Scottish Power to pay £750,000 to charity after bills blunder
Ofgem has found faults in the way Scottish Power calculated customers' prices
20 May 2014
Payday loan adverts reported to watchdog
Payday loan adverts from Wonga, Pounds to Pocket and Peachy.co.uk have been reported to the ASA by Citizens Advice
4 March 2014
Google axes ads for London congestion charge copycats
Google has removed ads linking to unofficial London congestion charge sites after motorists were stung by extra charges
26 February 2014
Raspberry Ketone Fresh: Avoid costly diet pill ads shown on Facebook
Dieters should avoid trials from Raspberry Ketone Fresh, after customers had payments of over £150 taken unexpectedly
4 February 2014
Facebook pulls HotCrazyDeal ads after users lose money
Facebook has pulled ads for deals site HotCrazyDeal after users complained they lost money
28 January 2014
'Middlemen' targeting payday loan borrowers with surprise fees
Credit brokers are preying on borrowers by 'posing' as payday lenders and charging unexpected fees, says Citizens Advice
20 January 2014
New Scottish bankruptcy law 'will cause misery', debt groups say
Debt advice groups protest against plans to make bankrupts in Scotland pay off their debts over four years
16 December 2013
Energy prices 'rising eight times faster than earnings'
Energy prices have risen eight times more than the average increase in earnings over the last three years
18 November 2013
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Watch Martin Lewis, founder of MoneySavingExpert.com's (MSE), Q&A interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer below. Martin put his, MSE users’ and Martin’s social media followers’ questions to Rishi Sunak MP following today’s cost of living crisis support package announcement. -
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