Watchdog rules Eurostar ads on social media for £39 seats were misleading
Cross-channel train operator Eurostar has been criticised by the advertising watchdog for exaggerating the number of £39 seats on sale.The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)...
What could UK merger between Vodafone and Three mean for customers?
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has been looking into the deal to protect customers from price rises to their mobile tariffs and to...
Could you be entitled to a payout after court ruling on car finance?
The judgment on “secret” commission payments could have far-reaching implications for lenders, beyond those covered by an continuing investigation by the Financial Conduct Authority...
Lloyds suspends commission payments after ‘seismic’ ruling on UK car finance
Lloyds Banking Group has scrapped commission payments across its £15bn motor finance arm after a landmark ruling on car loan misselling, as industry and...
UK’s financial ombudsman ‘misleads consumers it is supposed to help’
People who go to one of the UK’s main customer complaints bodies for help are being “misled” about their chances of success because it...
Consumers win UK car finance case that could lead to billions in compensation
Consumers have won a landmark car finance mis-selling case that could pave the way for companies to be forced to pay billions of pounds...