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22 December 2008 NatWest puts family through nightmare before Christmas
19 December 2008 Which? accuses FSA of ‘fiddling while Rome burns’
10 December 2008 Egg forced to shell out for PPI sales failings
04 December 2008 Banks must act in the public interest, says Which?
27 November 2008 Royal Assent is important milestone on the road to 2012
25 November 2008 Putting the ‘independent’ back into IFA
24 November 2008 Consumers should get change from their £1,200, says Which?
13 November 2008 Competition Commission decision is a victory for consumers, says Which?
06 November 2008 Base rate snub would be a slap in the face for mortgage customers, says Which?
04 November 2008 Consumers must be at the heart of retail banking regulation, says Which?
27 October 2008 Bank charges appeal is piling on the misery for consumers, says Which?
25 October 2008 Which? slams with-profits penalties
23 October 2008 Government urged to consider long-term effects of Lloyds / HBOS deal
22 October 2008 ‘Where is the consumer bail-out?’ asks Which?
07 October 2008 The FSA is now hitting companies where it hurts, says Which?
03 October 2008 Compensation limit increase is welcome but could go further, says Which?
30 September 2008 FSA dithering over PPI is failing consumers
26 September 2008 Which? calls on FSA to impose sweeping PPI reforms
10 September 2008 Credit Card PPI is a House of Cards
31 July 2008 Industry should encourage shopping around for annuities, says Which?
30 July 2008 Liverpool Victoria fine proves PPI mis-selling is still a problem, says Which?
30 July 2008 FSA mustn’t let policyholders down again, says Which?
21 July 2008 Bank charges waiver is a necessary evil, says Which?
16 July 2008 Which? calls for more competition following OFT current accounts investigation
01 July 2008 Depositor protection proposals need to go further, says Which?
30 June 2008 FSA needs to do more to help customers, says Which?
23 June 2008 PPI comparison tables just part of the solution, says Which?
19 June 2008 Treasury Select Committee slams FSA’s handling of with-profits industry
05 June 2008 Pull the plug on PPI, says Which?
03 June 2008 FSA’s inherited estate proposals are a step in the right direction
29 May 2008 Consumer focus for FSA is a step in the right direction, says Which?
29 May 2008 Clear and transparent banking is the way forward, says Which?
28 May 2008 Lenders are still taking the PPI out of 2 million loans
27 May 2008 FSA’s culture of secrecy must go, says Which?
23 May 2008 End of payment transfer ‘black hole’ is a good move, says Which?
24 April 2008 Banks should concede defeat and pay up as OFT wins in high court
21 April 2008 Bank charges d-day announced
09 April 2008 Hunt Review supports Which? call for FOS to remain free to consumers
28 March 2008 Banking Code could have gone further, says Which?
04 March 2008 Which? welcomes Thoresen report
13 December 2007 FSA decision means 5 million savers lose out, says Which?
22 November 2007 Banking Code must be more effectively enforced, says Which?
21 November 2007 Which? calls for more action in bank charges test case
11 November 2007 Which? calls for FSA to take action on inherited estates
09 November 2007 Bank customers issue warning over current account charges
31 October 2007 Section 75 ruling means consumers can shop with confidence
30 October 2007 Is someone taking the PPI out of you?
22 October 2007 Which? responds to Thoresen Review of Generic Financial Advice
17 October 2007 Which? responds to creation of Consumer Representative Committee for Personal Ac
08 October 2007 Which? comments on Personal Accounts Delivery Authority appointment
26 September 2007 Lenders are still taking the PPI
19 September 2007 Financial Services Consumer Panel research shows customers treated unfairly
13 September 2007 Lloyds TSB announces a new charging structure to its current accounts
14 August 2007 Extended timetable for talks on the division of inherited estates
14 August 2007 APACS delay is a blow to consumers
01 August 2007 Claim back excessive mortgage exit fees
27 July 2007 FSA reveals shameful behaviour by banks
26 July 2007 Bank charges victory
25 July 2007 Paul Myners is announced as Chair of the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority
11 July 2007 Interest rate shock? Watch out for mortgage exit fee sting
11 July 2007 Pensions Bill is good news for consumers
27 June 2007 Which? responds to FSA discussion paper on retail distribution
26 June 2007 OFT's shy response to Which?'s super-complaint
26 June 2007 Travel agents who sell travel insurance will be regulated
22 June 2007 PPI initiative an insult to consumers
14 June 2007 Make it gold for pensions in 2012
03 June 2007 Confusion for consumers as FSA drops “key facts” documentation
24 May 2007 Don’t cap people’s aspirations for a comfortable retirement
24 May 2007 Which? comments on John Hutton's pensions announcement
17 May 2007 Keep reclaiming bank charges
15 May 2007 CC's Final Report into the Northern Ireland current account market inquiry
09 May 2007 A missed opportunity amounting to £780 million
08 May 2007 Which? response to FSA's progress report to Treating Customers Fairly
26 April 2007 OFT publishes details of how it will investigate bank current account pricing
01 April 2007 Which? launches super-complaint on credit card interest charges
29 March 2007 Still no clarity for consumers on unfair bank charges
26 March 2007 Which? submits Pension White Paper response
23 March 2007 Customers shouldn’t be scared of claiming back bank charges
07 March 2007 Which? breaks a quarter of a million downloads for reclaiming bank charges
06 March 2007 Which? response to CC's remedies for Northern Ireland current account market
02 March 2007 Excessive mortgage exit fees to be shown the door
26 February 2007 FSA announces its decision to keep RU64
25 February 2007 Response to TSC's report into travel insurance
07 February 2007 OFT refers PPI market to Competition Commission
30 January 2007 Response to FSA report into endowment time barrs
28 January 2007 Is your bank taking you for a mug?
16 January 2007 Why won’t they name and shame?
15 January 2007 Which? welcomes new financial capability approach
12 January 2007 Consumers must be at the centre of pensions policy
11 January 2007 PPI – still more work needed
10 January 2007 Mortgage mis-advice
28 December 2006 Be prepared for a New Year bank charges hangover
13 December 2006 Which? response to ATM Working Group announcement
12 December 2006 Pensions White Paper - a good deal for consumers
12 December 2006 Tens of thousands may challenge on bank charges
05 December 2006 Which? response to Lloyds TSB saving initiative
02 December 2006 Five years on and the FSA must try harder
29 November 2006 Personal Accounts Delivery Authority
15 November 2006 Response to Queen's Speech - pensions
15 November 2006 Response to Queen's Speech - Consumer Voice
14 November 2006 Which? responds to announcement on cheque clearing
10 November 2006 Which? comments on financial advertising
03 November 2006 Response to FSA's retail distribution priorities
01 November 2006 Pension reform: lack of trust
22 October 2006 PPI - Poor Protection Insurance
19 October 2006 Black day for PPI, says Which?
12 October 2006 CC's provisional findings into banking in NI
11 September 2006 Which? backs consumer-focused Personal Accounts
07 September 2006 Banks must come clean on charges, says Which?
04 August 2006 Response to OFT's study into the PPI market
04 August 2006 Review of travel agents selling insurance
31 July 2006 HSBC announces end of free banking
23 July 2006 A bad week for industry and consumers
22 July 2006 Pensions Select Committee report backs NPSS
11 July 2006 Which? responds to ABI's 'Save More Now' campaign
01 June 2006 Some credit card providers lower penalty charges
31 May 2006 Consumers to challenge excessive bank charges
25 May 2006 Which? responds to pensions White Paper
21 May 2006 Financial futures can only be secure with NPSS
05 April 2006 OFT caps credit card charges at £12
04 April 2006 Response to Pensions Commission's Final report
03 April 2006 OFT announces study into PPI market
02 April 2006 Which? slaps first ASBO* on banks
07 March 2006 Expensive store cards to come with warnings
01 March 2006 Rip up rip-off credit card cheques, says Which?
28 February 2006 Comments on Pensions Summit
27 February 2006 Public mistrust over pensions
19 February 2006 You could be better off with NPSS, says Which?
09 February 2006 Pensions to grow with NPSS
02 February 2006 Aviva appointment response
28 January 2006 Cashpoint fee confusion
12 January 2006 Mortgage complaint fine
21 December 2005 The problem of store cards
02 December 2005 Which? responds to Chancellor's pre-budget report
30 November 2005 Which? pension reform proposals validated
24 November 2005 Which? reponse to DTI credit card cheque ruling
04 November 2005 Which? response to FSA update on PPI
04 November 2005 Response to FSA update on PPI
02 November 2005 Which? response to FSA industry bulletin
30 September 2005 Which? response to green signs on ATMs
22 September 2005 Which? comment on the DWPs meeting
14 September 2005 Which? response to Competition Commission probe
30 August 2005 Which? partners up with the finance industry
22 August 2005 Which? calls for government action on FSA research
17 August 2005 Which? warns government over pensions scandal
09 August 2005 Which? survey finds bank shopping a turn off
28 July 2005 Which? wants to hear your financial grievances
27 July 2005 Which? responds to Meadows' case court ruling
26 July 2005 Which? response to OFT credit card announcement
19 July 2005 Which? slams government's tactics in ATM war
15 July 2005 Which? urges: make endowment complaints
06 July 2005 'Less lip, more grip', says Which?
01 July 2005 Which? reply to Moneybox's rise in charging ATMs
16 June 2005 Which? says, 'Be brave, be bold, back compulsion'
13 June 2005 Pensions: Which? urges government compulsion
26 May 2005 Which? welcomes 'weak' verdict on NI banks
25 May 2005 Abbey dragged off its high horse in £800k fine
24 May 2005 Which? pressure ends £30 million transfer racket
17 May 2005 Make consumer credit bill a priority says Which?
11 April 2005 Which? reaction to TSC's response on credit cards
31 March 2005 Which? hails free ATM access report as milestone
16 March 2005 Which? response to government stakeholder plans
11 February 2005 Beginning of the end for Big Four Irish banks
10 February 2005 Cash machine charges issue ignored by TSC
04 February 2005 Which? response to TSC credit card charge report
01 February 2005 Which? response to TSC hearing into ATM charges
28 January 2005 FSA ruling on with-profits policies fails consumer
18 January 2005 Legal & General guilty of procedural failures
14 January 2005 Doubts remain over new insurance regulations
04 January 2005 Insurance companies show bad faith, says Which
21 December 2004 Cashpoint charges
13 December 2004 Pensions plea
30 November 2004 Consumer choice is meaningless without quality
23 November 2004 Which? responds to the Queen's speech
22 November 2004 ATMs to start charging consumers
15 November 2004 NI banks face super-complaint by Which?
12 November 2004 Consumers have lost valuable rights, says Which?
12 November 2004 Banking code needs improvement, says Which?
05 November 2004 FSA's new rules leaves consumers out in the cold
29 October 2004 New regulations to protect people with mortgages
28 October 2004 Debt decision fires warning shot to credit lenders
26 October 2004 Industry forced to admit 'stealth' rip-off
19 October 2004 Treasury Committee pressure on credit cards
14 October 2004 Which? responds to government and FSA reports
12 October 2004 Which responds to the Pension Commission report
11 October 2004 Public wants radical pensions' reform
04 October 2004 Concern over ABI State Second pension factsheet
23 September 2004 New Which? and NUS factsheets for students
22 September 2004 Implications of Directive on gender equality
28 July 2004 Boost for consumer confidence
17 June 2004 Changes to the cost of stakeholder pensions
10 June 2004 CA's response statement on endowment mortgages
09 June 2004 CA response to DTI's new rules for lenders
24 May 2004 New rules about mis-selling of endowments policies
22 May 2004 Nationwide findings on Northern Irish banks
10 May 2004 Home reversions schemes under FSA regulation
27 April 2004 Stakeholder pension charges increase
18 March 2004 Response to OFT's referral of store card services
17 March 2004 Consumers' Association's response to the Budget
