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The Consumer Council today welcomed the Financial Services Authority (FSA) response to consumer concerns about getting charged excessive Mortgage Exit Administration Fees (MEAF) . The Consumer Council is calling on mortgage lenders to stop all unfair charges that place a real barrier in front of consumers who want to shop around for a better mortgage deal and for consumers to challenge these charges.
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- Personal Finances
26th January 2007
Guide on how to challenge your mortgage lender on excessive exit fees.
The FSA has investigated the market and concluded that many mortgage lenders where charging an excessive amount. Find how you can reclaim these excessive fees, dating back to 1995.
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- Personal Finances
The Single Electricity Market can deliver benefits for consumers. This is the view of the Consumer Council today in response to the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment’s(DETI’s) Consultation on Single Electricity Market Legislation (SEM – the all-island electricity market).
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- Energy
18th January 2007
Making Choices today - What about tomorrow? Taking Positive Actions for the Future
Consumers need to understand how the choices we make have an impact on the planet and how to make responsible choices that meet our needs today without limiting the choices of future generations.
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- Energy
Today’s rise in car-parking charges at Belfast International Airport (BIA) is the second increase in months and will leave air passengers wondering if there is more to come.
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- Transport
04th January 2007