Debt management firms will have to provide consumers with clearer information on services and fees, under new guidance published today by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT).
Firms that charge fees for finding hard-up consumers a loan will have their activities curbed, after the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) found some pocket cash without carrying out the service.
UK travellers could head to Europe this summer without full cover as six million European Health Insurance cards (EHICs) are due to expire in the first half of 2011 alone.
The Office of Fair Trading has today launched a market study into extended warranties for electrical goods such as televisions, washing machines and computers.
The OFT has taken action against used car buying firm Webuyanycar.com after finding a staggering 96% of customers received less than the website's valuation tool suggested.
A watchdog has taken enforcement action against a group buying site for heavily promoting a sale of Apple's iPhone 4s when it only had eight handsets available.
10 March 2011
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