Articles related to "Section 75"

One real benefit that paying for goods or services with a credit card is the added protection given to consumers under Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974.

Credit cards help families pay household bills directly or by cash advance. Customers get protection under section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 on credit purchases.

A credit card purchase of between £100 and £30,000 is covered by S75 of the Consumer Protection Act 1974. Get a credit card refund if something goes wrong.

Credit card cheques are a way of paying for goods when a credit card is not acceptable. However, consumers should be aware of the high interest rates that are charged.

A debit card is a way of managing household bills and avoiding credit card debt. Debit cards help avoid high APR debt and credit card charges, such as cash advance fees.

It is it better to pay in cash, use travellers cheques or a credit card when holiday shopping? Always take into account safety considerations when taking money abroad.

Looking to save money on family holiday insurance when travelling abroad? Buying the cheapest travel insurance can help to reduce holiday costs for those on a budget.

New figures reveal that while consumers are making record numbers of complaints about their credit cards, banks are becoming correspondingly less sympathetic.