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25 March 2017 in Food & Drink, Health

Do your local restaurants meet food hygiene requirements?

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food hygiene standards

Are you confident about the hygiene checks that take place in your local restaurants? We found that compliance with food hygiene rules can vary hugely, depending on where you live.

(more about food hygiene inspections…)

9 September 2016 in Food & Drink

Food recalls: does the system need improving?

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Contaminated eggs

It may be bits of plastic in Mars bars or salmonella traces in supermarket dips, recalls of food products are carried out for a whole host of reasons. But do you know when a food product is recalled?

(more on food recalls…)

10 September 2015 in Food & Drink, Shopping

Do you agree that supermarkets must take urgent action on contaminated chicken?

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Make chicken safe logo

The results are in – three out of four supermarket chickens could be infected with Campylobacter. It’s time for supermarkets to take urgent action to make your chicken safe.

(more about Campylobacter…)

22 March 2013 in Money

The new financial regulator mustn’t go soft on the banks

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Spanner with pound coin

Our Watchdog not Lapdog campaign called for the new financial regulator to be strong, open and proactive. Martin Wheatley must stick to his plans for tough action – even if it’s unpopular with the bankers.

(more about the FCA…)

4 February 2013 in Money

Are George Osborne’s plans to fix banking enough?

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Picture of a pound coin

George Osborne has officially branded 2013 ‘the year of change in our banking system’ in his speech launching the Banking Reform Bill. But do the reforms really go far enough?

(more about the future of banking…)

3 February 2013 in Money

Are packaged accounts a stitch-up?

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A wallet stitched closed

In theory, fee-charging current accounts should represent good value to some customers. But are they still good value if you’re not eligible to use some of the account’s benefits?

(more about fee-paying packaged accounts…)

2 January 2013 in Money

Scandal alert: is identity theft insurance the new PPI?

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Credit card poking out from shredded paper

Believe it or not, yet another mis-selling scandal is engulfing financial services. This time it’s card and identity theft insurance, and banks should not be let off the hook. Have you ever bought card or ID theft insurance?

(more on the ID theft insurance scandal…)

27 December 2012 in Money

The way you get financial advice is changing

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Sign saying advice

The way we go about getting financial advice is changing to make sure consumers get a fair deal. Linda Woodall, head of investments at the Financial Services Authority, explains what this will mean for you.

(more about changes to financial advice…)

14 September 2012 in Money

How I, Milo the Watchdog, marched the streets of London

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Milo is the lovable face of our Watchdog not Lapdog campaign, launched to make sure the new financial regulator stands up for consumers. And now Milo’s here to share the diary of his day trip to London.

(more from Milo…)

5 September 2012 in Money

Let’s end the sales bonuses that encourage bank mis-selling

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Today Martin Wheatley, future head of the Financial Conduct Authority, announced how he will tackle poorly designed incentive schemes that can see banks selling products you don’t need. He’s here to tell us why…

(more about sales incentives in banks…)

22 August 2012 in Money

Are you wasting money on your packaged bank account?

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Are you paying between £72 and £300 a year for your bank account? Were you pressured into upgrading your account as the ‘must have’ benefits outweigh the cost? Chances are you’re not getting value for money…

(more on packaged accounts…)

21 August 2012 in Money

Let’s shatter the myth of ‘free’ banking

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Some of the banks have suggested that the way to avoid future banking scandals is to let them charge for current accounts. It’s time to shatter the myth of ‘free’ banking.

(more about ‘free’ banking…)

6 July 2012 in Money

Barclays and NatWest fiasco – has it shaken your trust in banks?

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This week, Barclays was found to be manipulating lending rates and NatWest, Ulster Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland customers suffered as a result of technical glitches. But has this affected our trust in the banks?

(more about trust in banks…)

3 July 2012 in Money

No more excuses and no more delays – fix broken banking

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Broken piggy bank

The news of rate-fixing at Barclays comes at a time when financial regulation is being debated in parliament. Ultimately this scandal highlights that four years on from the financial crisis, nothing’s changed.

(more about banking reform…)

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