Many of the laws that give us our consumer rights can sound a bit boring and are often hard to understand. That’s where I come in! One of the most important laws we have is the Consumer Credit Act ...

Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act states that the card provider is liable to refund you if something goes wrong with an item purchased on your credit card. There are a few rules that need to be ...

When a shopping experience goes wrong – a retailer goes bust or disappears without delivering your goods – it can pay to have paid on plastic. Purchases made on credit cards and debit cards have ...

If you are making a purchase with a credit or debit card and something goes wrong – say the supplier goes bust before you get your merchandise – there are important mechanisms intended to protect your ...

The Law Commission has included an overhaul of the rules around Section 75 credit card protection in a shortlist of proposed legal reforms, to address a little-known exemption which has left some ...

Savvy shoppers who pay with a credit card to qualify for Section 75 protection if something goes wrong risk being left £1,000s out of pocket thanks to an obscure and little-understood exemption, a ...

If you bought something with your card and things went wrong, you could make a Section 75 or chargeback claim. Just answer a few questions to build your claim. We'll then email it to you so you can ...

Think you're covered when using a credit card? Beware the 'reverse' section 75 rule that can leave you without compensation Patrick and Karen O'Brien used their credit card to install a new kitchen, ...