Motor insurers accused of ‘sidestepping’ customer refunds issue
Industry expected to save hundreds of millions in reduced claims, study finds
Industry expected to save hundreds of millions in reduced claims, study finds
Retailer flags changes for those who use its UK website but are based in EU countries
BMW preparing its cars for post-purchase equipment payments
Pricewatch: More complaints than ever as some travel operators let themselves down
Concern as people will not get flight refund even if travelling goes against health advice
Calls from politicians and bankers to loosen contentious lending caps resisted by governor
Outage on Friday caused havoc across Ireland and Europe for shoppers and businesses
Pricewatch: We are being fleeced by unregulated, restrictive vouchers – when will it end?
From financial services to broadband to air travel, there are several public bodies charged with protecting the consumer. But what do they all really do and can they really help?
Government warned not to penalise drivers who were encouraged to switch from petrol
Hike in hotel prices reflected in Airbnb rentals, with one host charging €150 for a night on a couch
Hotels in Belfast, Cork, Dublin and Galway are almost full for Sheeran’s 2018 tour dates
People with medical conditions, large families and low income will bear brunt, say TDs
Appointees include Consumers’ Association of Ireland chief executive Dermott Jewell
Buyers beware: some will get good deals. Many will buy stuff they don’t want and can’t afford
Consumer organisation says disgruntled ticket holders have strong case for refund
Prices of UK retail products may become cheaper
Who should you call when things go wrong, and how likely is it that they will be able to intervene?
Department store’s website allows purchase of gift cards that will not be honoured
Yorkies are less thick than they used to be, a box of Surf washing powder has become lighter, and a bar of Imperial Leather soap is 20 per cent smaller
Survey finds thata 10-minute call can cost as much as €30.69
It might be time to break for the Border again: as our comparisons show, shoppers in the Republic pay much more for groceries than those in the UK
The promised Competition and Consumer Protection Commission should have powers to truly improve the lot of consumers. Here are eight suggestions
Some apps that are free to download can end up costing users hundreds of euro, as they automatically debit money from the card registered to the account
Customers who get into debt with some banks and service providers can expect the response to even minor debts to be swift and aggressive
Businesses advised to continue working towards February 1st SEPA deadline
In the last days of the boom we spent like kings. The bailout years have taught us to scrimp like paupers. Will waving goodbye to the troika give us back our confidence?
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices