Banks accused of ripping off personal loan customers

The Consumers Association is reportedly accusing Irish banks of using a lack of competition to fleece customers seeking personal loans.

The Consumers Association is reportedly accusing Irish banks of using a lack of competition to fleece customers seeking personal loans.

Reports this morning said the accusation followed a new survey showing that consumers could save up to €2,000 over the term of a five-year personal loan by shopping around for the cheapest interest rate.

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