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Energy companies are giving inaccurate information and dodgy advice to people who ring up to switch providers, consumer lobby group Which? said today.
13 October 2011
MoneySavingExpert.com has teamed up with consumer lobby group Which? to demand claims management firms stop misleading consumers with false promises over payment protection insurance (PPI) reclaiming.
21 September 2011
Ryanair, already the king of added fees, is about to change its rules to make customers jump through a new hoop to book flights at its advertised price.
13 September 2011
iPhone buyers have been urged to wait a few weeks before buying a new handset.
12 September 2011
Millions of mobile phone users have never switched provider so could be missing out on huge savings, a report claims.
25 August 2011
Rules on how airlines display prices are being investigated by the European Commission (EC).
10 August 2011
Thousands of people are being ripped off by unregulated claims management and will-writing companies with no legal recourse, it was claimed today.
18 July 2011
Budget airlines got a kicking today as the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) pledged to crack down on misleading credit and debit card surcharges.
28 June 2011
Mortgage-holders with variable rate loans could face financial difficulty as lenders effectively hike costs, according to new research from consumer group Which?
23 June 2011
Insurers will no longer be able to refuse a claim where they have failed to ask the right questions, under government plans.
18 May 2011
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