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The Consumer Council's guide to the Supreme Court ruling on bank charges
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Other
- Personal Finances
Economic policy response
Consultation on the independent review of Economic Policy (DETI and Invest NI)
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Christmas Budget Planner
Do you feel under pressure and tempted to spend money that you cannot afford at Christmas? To help you stay within your budget, The Consumer Council has put together this food and present planner. Click on the link to download your free copy
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- Cost of Living
- Other
- Food
- Consumer Skills
- Personal Finances
Consumer Council Christmas Card 2009
It's not just what you buy but how you pay for it that counts this Christmas. That's the theme of the Consumer Council's 2009 campaign. Click on the link above to download your free Christmas card.
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- Consumer Skills
- Other
MP/MLA Briefing paper - Rising Petrol and Diesel Prices
This paper reviews petrol and diesel prices over the last year and examines the impact of rising prices on consumers. It calls for the oil industry to be more open and transparent in providing consumers with the information they need to be confident that
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Other
- Transport
Consumer Council response to the Utility Regulator's draft determination on the Water and Sewerage
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Research Reports
- Water
Final Response to a draft strategic energy framework for Northern Ireland 2009
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Research Reports
- Energy
Consumer Council response to the Utility Regulator's Draft Determination on the Water and Sewerage
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Research Reports
- Water
The Consumer Council says it is deeply disappointed with today’s Supreme Court ruling against the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), which means that banks do not have to prove that their charges for slipping into the red are fair. The judgment brings to a close a three-year battle which brought the banks in front of the High Court and the Supreme Court.
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- Personal Finances
25th November 2009