Ofgem has today secured an additional £3.3 million from SSE and UKPN after its investigation into the companies’ performance during the exceptional storms last Christmas in the south of England[1]. …
Commenting on Ofcom’s latest research, which reveals mobile and internet services are now considered ‘essential’ by consumers, Ernest Doku, tech expert at Uswitch.com says: “We’ve watched broadband become the fourth …
Consumers on some fixed energy deals could see their bills rise by up to £188 a year unless they take action to switch tariffs, Uswitch.com has warned.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today released its initial findings from its study into the banking sector and launched a consultation inviting views on its provisional decision to do …
Co-operative Energy has become the latest energy supplier to announce the launch of a tariff below £1,000. Its ‘Fair and Square’ plan is now the cheapest on the market at …
More than one in three (35%) employees have pocketed items from their workplace[1] Stationery items most popular – but one in ten (8%) have taken home bin bags and loo …
The Payments Council today reported that it has seen almost 600,000 current account switches from 1st Jan to 30th June – a 16% year-on-year increase[1] Uswitch.com reports current account visitors …
The Financial Conduct Authority has today announced a cap on payday lending. Commenting on this, Jafar Hassan, personal finance expert, at Uswitch.com, says: “The FCA has shown payday lenders that …
Commenting on research from Ofgem revealing that three quarters (77%) of tenants have never switched energy or gas supplier, Ann Robinson, Director of Consumer Policy at Uswitch.com, says: “These findings are …
Commenting on National Grid’s report ‘Exploring the future of UK energy’, which suggests that wholesale electricity costs could double and wholesale gas costs could increase by 43% by 2035, Uswitch.com …
New research reveals seven million Brits have lost money by not understanding their consumer rights[1] – with more than 18 million unsure of what they are entitled to[2]. Although the …
After years of reputational issues and costly scandals, banks are finally winning back the public’s trust, according to new research from Uswitch.com. The 2014 uSwitch Current Account Awards, based on votes from over …