Archive for November, 2009
Shock Penalty Charges Ruling By Supreme Court
The long awaited announcement of the ruling by the supreme court, formerly the law lords, on the question of whether the OFT could test the fairness of bank charges was given this morning and it came as a considerable shock to many thousands and perhaps millions of UK citizens.
The judgement was that on the very [...]
Bank To Remove Bank Charges
In an interesting development ahead of the soon expected ruling from the new supreme court on whether the FSA can challenge the fairness of bank charges and fees, one bank has announced a new account that will not make apply a fee for unauthorised overdrafts or bounced payments.
This has clearly been in the planning process [...]
That Job Offer May Not Be What It Seems – Avoid Becoming A Money Transfer Mule
The increase in unemployment due to the recession and the need to find the money to pay credit card debts will make many people interested in the idea of making a little extra money with a part time job.
Not all jobs are everything they seem to be and there are warnings today from the website, [...]
