Millions of consumers were dealt a crushing blow last week when the Supreme Court ruled in favour of the banks in the legal battle between the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) and eight high street banking institutions over the issue of unfair charges …
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Battle against bank charges not over yet – The Independent
comments on the Supreme Court ruling in favour of banks charging fees on unauthorised overdrafts: “This is a bitter blow for the millions of people who have been patiently waiting to get their bank charges back. Not only does it give banks licence to …
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Which: A bitter blow – Politics.co.uk
MILLIONS of people who are fighting to get overdraft charges refunded were dealt a massive blow yesterday when the banks were handed a shock victory at the Supreme Court. Britain’s highest court ruled the charges do not come under “unfair contract …
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One million snubbed as banks win overdraft charges fight – yorkshirepost
Banks have been given the right to impose rip-off charges in a court decision that deals a bitter blow to millions of customers. The new Supreme Court has rejected a bid by the Office of Fair Trading to challenge charges of up to £39 for bouncing a …
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Charter for bank rip-offs: Supreme Court rules overdraft fees ARE … – Daily Mail
Banks have been given the right to impose rip-off charges in a court decision that deals a bitter blow to millions of customers. The new Supreme Court has rejected a bid by the Office of Fair Trading to challenge charges of up to £39 for bouncing a …
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Charter for bank rip-offs: Supreme Court rules overdraft fees ARE … – Daily Mail
