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Charges for exceeding your overdraft are often far higher than exorbitant payday loan costs despite an overhaul of fees by many banks.
10 December 2010
The Government tonight won a crucial Commons vote on raising the upper level of tuition fees to £9,000 a year in England.
9 December 2010
Consumers have just days to help the Government formulate the way it regulates high cost, short term lending, such as payday loans.
8 December 2010
Banks are putting up a desperate fight to hold on to an estimated £2 billion in mis-sold debt insurance by flouting new rules that could mean compensation for around three million victims.
6 December 2010
Some victims of debt insurance mis-selling may have to wait over two years to discover if they will receive compensation.
2 December 2010
Banks have been ordered to stop harassing consumers with heavy handed threats for the non-payment of relatively small debts.
22 November 2010
Students could pay up to £9,000 a year in tuition fees from 2012, three times the current amount, ministers confirmed today.
3 November 2010
Britain's six million public sector workers intent on unemployment insurance should buy soon or risk being excluded, experts insist.
21 October 2010
Consumers have been warned not to be duped by firms that claim they can write off a loan or credit card debt.
16 October 2010
A ban on the sale of payment protection insurance (PPI) at the same time as credit cards, loans and mortgages will go ahead, the competition watchdog said today.
14 October 2010
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