Breaking the banking habits of a lifetime

The National Consumer Agency may prompt changes in the way we manage our money, possibly to the detriment of the banks' bottom line.

The National Consumer Agency may prompt changes in the way we manage our money, possibly to the detriment of the banks' bottom line.

Financial services companies can have taken little comfort from a recent report carried out for the Consumer Strategy Group. It found that 72 per cent of consumers think they don't get value for money from insurance companies, while 65 per cent don't think they get value for money from banks.