Bank charges 'crippling vulnerable customers in UK'

Banks were accused today of presiding over a current account “jungle” that disadvantaged vulnerable customers in the UK.

Banks were accused today of presiding over a current account “jungle” that disadvantaged vulnerable customers in the UK.

The National Consumer Council (NCC) said unfair banking charges “crippled” Britain’s most vulnerable current account holders and called for better, clearer and more upfront information from providers.

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