Probably what some of you might think is a bit of a simplistic topic, but in the past, I’ve written about the [...]

Earlier this week, I posted some tips on what to do if you think you might be the target of a financial [...]

This Q&A came from the New York Times recently. While it’s US focused, it does point out some useful tips on what [...]

I missed out on publishing this addition to the Overcharging Hall of Shame back when it happened, but it’s worth remembering that [...]

There’s a lot of talk these days about how our choice in banking is slowly but surely being eroded with the closure [...]

One of the more popular pages on this site is my constantly updated feature on reasons not to get involved in using [...]

I wrote recently about some comments in the Seanad and elsewhere from people concerned that Irish consumers were sometimes being conned into [...]

This e-mail came through from a ValueIreland.com reader recently. For the moment, I’m going to blank out the company name as I [...]

I wrote on Monday about the fact that “naming and shaming” banks and businesses that steal money from their customers isn’t having [...]

Way back in 2004, Senator Donie Cassidy tried to start a “name and shame” campaign in the early days of what became [...]