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Public consultation on the possible revision of regulation on air passenger rights
- Transport
Money Market
Get information and resources to help you manage your money better. All welcome.
The Consumer Council has welcomed today’s news that Phoenix Supply will reduce its tariff by 8.5 per cent from 1 April 2012 for its Belfast-based domestic and small business customers. The average annual Phoenix bill will be £550 from the 1 April giving an annual saving of £51 or £4.25 per month for over 130,000 Phoenix Supply customers.
- Energy
The First Minister has launched Northern Ireland’s third Money Week which got underway today (23 Feb) at a special event in Craigavon’s Civic and Conference Centre. Peter Robinson joined the Financial Capability Partnership NI and Craigavon Borough Council to launch the week-long initiative, which aims to equip local people with the skills and confidence to manage their money better.
- Personal Finances
- Consumer Skills
Consumer Council Consultation Response to the draft Programme for Government
- Water
- Personal Finances
- Consumer Skills
- Energy
- Transport
- Other
If your New Year’s resolution to be more in control of your finances has slipped, then come along to a Money Market in Portadown on Saturday 25 February and help get it back on track!
- Consumer Skills
NI consumers faced the highest cost for petrol, diesel or both across the UK and the Republic of Ireland during every month in 2011. And during December 2011, and January 2012 we had the highest price for diesel in Europe.[1]
Join BBC Radio Ulster’s Linda McAuley for a Free Money Question and Answer Session at Lurgan Library
•Do you need free independent financial advice?
•Are you confused or worried about debt, how to get benefits, how to cut your bills or how to choose investments or savings products?
- Consumer Skills
A Consumer Council briefing review of Northern Ireland petrol and diesel prices
This paper provides an update on petrol and diesel prices since our previous brief in December 2010.
It details how petrol and diesel prices have changed, what actions government has undertaken and what actions we believe need to be taken to alleviate th
- Transport