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Which? is calling for Google to take stronger measures to tackle scam ads, after finding fake ads for debt charities, car insurers and investment firms are regularly appearing on the tech giant’s search results. The consumer champion investigated Google’s pay-per-click service, which allows businesses to pay for prominent spots on search results, and found scammers […]
Retired consumers are spending less due to the impact of coronavirus, with travel and recreation costs seeing the biggest fall, new Which? research has found, as the consumer champion releases its annual cost of retirement results. A survey of 6,300 Which? members highlights that overall retiree spending is down five per cent on last year […]
Halifax and AJ Bell have been rated the best providers for self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) by Which?, with savers awarding excellent customer scores and recognising their value for money. In the wake of the pension freedoms, Sipps have become an increasingly popular way for savers to build and manage their own retirement pot of shares, […]
Savers are being put off switching drawdown providers when they retire because of a dizzying array of charges and difficulties comparing costs, but those who do switch could save up to £12,300 over their retirement, according to new Which? Money research. The consumer champion analysed hundreds of different fees across 28 providers to find what […]
Jenny Ross, Which? Money Editor, said: “The cash network has already been dramatically eroded, and unless urgent action is taken in the Budget, it’s clear that it will crumble completely. “Some industry-led initiatives are encouraging, but they cannot stem the tide of bank branch and cash machine closures alone, and without legislation many more communities […]
Jenny Ross, Which? Money Editor, said: “Millions of people are at risk of being cut off from the cash they need to pay for vital goods and services and while industry-led initiatives are encouraging, they are not enough to stem the tide of bank branch and cash machine closures in the long run. “Without urgent […]