Pricewatch

Warranties are not straightforward and are rarely as good as they seem

The cost of a typical Irish Christmas for a family of five comes in at an eye-watering figure

The couple didn’t have travel insurance, as they always left organising this until a couple of days before departure

Car insurance company said ‘that because my mother is dead my father could no longer benefit from its policy of reductions for spouses’

Emirates declined to issue boarding passes to couple on €6.5k trip due to what reader says is a ‘minor imperfection’

Some people have been giving monthly sums of €15 to Complete Savings and getting nothing in return

Tenth annual Amárach Research assessment shows scores of key customer-facing companies should take a leaf out of the credit unions’ book

Pricewatch Extra: Reader who cancelled a holiday due to a family tragedy finds her insurance company pointing to a common get-out clause

Dealing with policyholders and claims no longer appears to be top of the corporate agenda

Online fraud is often met with victim blaming by the bank, but not in this fortunate reader’s case

Pricewatch Extra: Reader and her husband endure miserable trip, but who was to blame?

'My wife was standing at the desk with her mother’s urn in her arms pleading for some consideration to be shown given the circumstances. In the end, we had no choice but to pay'

It took repeated unanswered emails and phone calls and a visit to Allianz’s Dublin office for our reader to get the use of his car again

A reader’s belief he is entitled to some class of receipt is just one example of consumers believing they have rights they do not have

Pricewatch has been counting the pennies on your behalf for two decades. Here’s what we’ve learned

‘During the day, it will work and stay working ... until around 8pm. After that zilch,’ writes Peter from Greystones

Some mobile broadband packages are likely to increase by more than 5 per cent next year too

Changing booking for four-day stay on Fuerteventura turns into a nightmare

Rebuilding costs have spiralled in recent years, which means a huge number of Irish homes are now underinsured and yours could be among them

Ireland is already feeling the adverse effects of climate change, says a new report, but there are still ways we can be part of the solution