Gift cards: expiry, lost cards, shops that go bust
No UK law sets a minimum gift card expiry, and a shop that goes bust can leave you with nothing. What you can do, and how to protect the cards you buy.
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No UK law sets a minimum gift card expiry, and a shop that goes bust can leave you with nothing. What you can do, and how to protect the cards you buy.
The ticket resale cap is a draft bill, not law. What protects you today on Viagogo and StubHub, and how to get your money back if a ticket fails.
The retailer, not the courier, must deliver. Under the Consumer Rights Act the default is 30 days, and an agreed date lets you cancel. How to get a refund before Christmas.
A refusal isn’t the end. Six free routes to your money - Consumer Rights Act letters, chargeback, Section 75, ombudsmen, small claims - and when to use each.
When a company goes into administration, most people assume their money is lost. It usually isn’t. Section 75, chargeback, ATOL, and the FSCS can all help. Here’s how.
Cancelled, delayed, or downgraded? Seven routes to an airline refund or compensation, ranked fastest to last resort, with the trade-offs of each.
Paid by credit card and the airline’s gone bust or gone silent? Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act makes the card provider equally liable for £100-£30k purchases. Here’s how to claim.
Two ways to claim through your bank, but which should you use? The complete guide to chargebacks and Section 75 claims.
Your credit card gives you powerful legal protection for purchases over £100. Here’s how to use it.