Vickie Sheriff, Which? Director of Campaigns and Communications, said: “With food prices topping consumers’ concerns it is essential that any rise in food prices are decided on with caution. Any increases must be honest and transparent, so the impact on the consumer is mitigated as much as possible.”
As new research shows that the public are growing increasingly concerned about the implications of leaving the EU, Which? is calling on the Government to make sure that consumer interests are placed at the heart of the negotiations. Almost six months on from the EU referendum, new research for Which? finds that nearly half (47%) […]
100 days since Brexit result: cheaper mortgages and stable house prices Research from Which? Mortgage Advisers has found that 100 days on from the announcement that the UK had voted to leave the EU, record-low mortgage rates are on offer to first-time buyers and remortgagers. The number of mortgages on the market has increased by 13% in the […]
As new Which? research shows more than half of households think the economy will get worse in the next year, we call on the new Prime Minister to restore trust in markets to deliver a better deal for consumers. New Which? research shows that consumer trust in essential markets to act in their best […]