Some 28 per cent of credit users view debt as an accepted part of their lives.
This is one of the main findings from new research by Which? and it …
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Regulation of the consumer credit market is not providing value for money.
This is the opinion of the National Audit Office (NAO), which found that…
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Banks in the UK are being encouraged to charge more for their services.
Robert Hingley, director of investment for the Association of British Insur…
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Consumers have made clear their opposition to any plan to end free banking in the UK.
This was one of a series of widely-held views expre…
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The government should introduce more regulation to prevent creditors who issue payday loans exploiting the financial difficulties of customers to make…
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A payday lenders whose practices have consistently breached the law has had its licence revoked by the Office for Fair Trading (OFT).
MCO Capital h…
First-time buyers applying for a mortgage may find their attempt to get on the housing ladder harmed by negatives on their credit record, a representa…
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A series of banks have been downgraded by ratings agency Moody's due to their perceived high level of exposure to eurozone debt.
The agency has…
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