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Ulster Bank Redress must be implemented fairly and consistently
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- Personal Finances
31st August 2012
Putting things right. A detailed guide for Consumers on the Ulster Bank Redress Scheme
Putting things right- A detailed guide for Consumers on the Ulster Bank Redress Scheme
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- Personal Finances
Consumer Summary on the Ulster Bank Redress Scheme’
Consumer Summary on the Ulster Bank Redress Scheme
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Research Reports
- Personal Finances
The drop in prices for Power NI customers is welcome news according to the CEO of the Consumer Council Antoinette McKeown.
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23rd August 2012
Consumer Council Offenders Report
If people become more financially capable, they can make their incomes go further by choosing more suitable financial products or by spending less on interest on credit. Making better decisions about money and taking action at an early stage can help peop
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Research Reports
- Personal Finances
Consultation Response: Taxis in Bus Lanes
The Consumer Council recognises the important role that taxis play in providing transport and has been involved in the review of the taxi industry since 2002, which lead to the development of the Taxis Act (Northern Ireland) 2008. We strongly support the
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Taxis in Bus Lanes
The Consumer Council recognises the important role that taxis play in providing transport and has been involved in the review of the taxi industry since 2002, which lead to the development of the Taxis Act (Northern Ireland) 2008. We strongly support t
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Research Reports
- Transport
The Consumer Council has formally submitted a further list questions to the Ulster Bank following the continuing delay in announcing and implementing a redress procedure for customers according to Consumer Council CEO, Antoinette McKeown who spoke after a meeting with the bank today.
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- Personal Finances
16th August 2012
A Strategy to Improve the Lives of Disabled People 2012-2015.
The Consumer Council welcomes the opportunity to respond to this consultation. The Consumer Council is an independent consumer organisation, working to bring about change to benefit Northern Ireland (NI) consumers. Our aim is to make the consumer voic
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Research Reports
- Transport
A new report from the Consumer Council, ‘Barriers to Complaining’, has revealed that almost 40 per cent of passenger transport users who do not complain after experiencing poor service do not make a complaint due to a belief that it is a waste of time.
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15th August 2012