Articles related to "Data Protection Act"

UK data protection can seem like a minefield when you're setting up a new business, but a little training will stop your business and credibility from suffering.

The UK's Data Protection Act 1998 requires all data controllers to register with the Information Commissioner, unless exemptions apply. Confused? Read on...

This article offers guidance to small and medium sized businesses in the UK that receive information requests under the Data Protection Act 1998.

Plymouth Against Retail Crime (PARC) is a group of shop owners who have grouped together in order to tackle the issue of thefts from shops. Read how this scheme works.

The Consumer Credit Act of 1974 has set out guidelines for the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) to follow in case of unfair practices of debt collection.

Struggling to keep up with credit card repayments each month? Discover how to legally cancel credit card debt under the Consumer Credit Act 1974.

During the current credit crunch, banks and other lenders are taking a harder look at credit applications; consequently more consumers are now being refused credit.

This guide provides you with the options for sending email in bulk to customers and prospects.

Those struggling with financial difficulties and bad credit may be able to write off debt. Check to see if an unenforceable hire purchase agreement exists.

In a world where credit is increasingly more difficult to obtain, a borrower's credit rating or credit score is a vital part of the equation.

Write off debt on unenforceable car loan agreements under the Consumer Credit Act 1974. Make no further monthly repayments on illegal car finance debt.

Lebanese-born Fadi Madi is urging support for a new Palestinian anti-Israeli rebellion through his Lebanon View Yahoo.com conversation group.