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The new measure will give the OFT the power to suspend a consumer credit licence with immediate effect, protecting consumers from rogue credit companies. The power, which covers companies that provide goods and services on credit, lend money, collect debts or help people with debt problems, will come into effect in early 2013.
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Asda has launched a new credit card, which offers cashback instead of loyalty points like those of its supermarket rivals. We look at how it measures up.
Disillusionment with the High Street banks has forced investors and borrowers to turn to more unconventional means to get either a decent rate of interest on their money or an attractive loan rate.
Customers are being duped into taking out costly personal loans which their bank claim are 'exclusive' to current account customers, but are often more expensive than widely available loans.
A desperate borrower had her account emptied, leaving her unable to afford rent, bills and food, by a payday lender she had agreed a repayment plan with.
And in a week in which many have been left stranded by the RBS-NatWest banking failure, it also claims more than half are left with little for emergencies.
The victim of a loan shark has revealed how he was forced to repay £90,000 on a £250 car loan - and was even forced to hand over a redundancy payoff of £8,000.
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Some prepaid cards have hidden fees which, if you are not careful, could catch you out and result in the cost being higher than you were anticipating.
The battle for the best borrowers is heating up as a spate of personal loan providers cut their rates in a race to the top of the best-buy tables.
Four in ten holidaymakers will fall victim to the trap of being invited to pay in pounds, while many more will get hit with charges for spending and cash machines.
'Mary' featured on the BBC’s Moneybox programme this weekend and told how she successfully claimed back £50,000 from several credit card companies.
If your finances are in a mess, now is the time to take control. Read our ten-step guide to getting back into the black ...read
If you are thinking of taking out a loan, read our guide to the key factors you must consider. From finding the best loan to common pitfalls you need to avoid.
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Only 43 per cent currently feel they can afford to live on their current income while 36 per cent have admitted to finding things difficult - twice the proportion who were struggling in 2006. It comes off the back of soaring food costs with the price of supermarket staples up across the board. ...read
Aqua has launched two new credit cards aimed at those trying to repair a damaged credit rating which offer rewards for responsible borrowing.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) paid an average of £4,035 to people left out of pocket by the collapse of financial firms in 2011/12, its latest annual report and accounts shows.
Increasing numbers of bank account-holders are complaining about mystery payments on their statements for services they thought they were no longer paying for.
According to the Financial Ombudsman Service, it received 264,375 new disputes – a 28% increase on the previous year. Of these, 60 per cent related to mis-sold PPI
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