An influential group of MPs is today calling for better labelling on fee-charging cash machines to prevent people from being caught unawares by charges. The House of Commons Treasury Select Committee ...

Consumers are currently being charged £140million a year to access their own money from cash machines, MPs have warned. The report from MPs said that the principle of free access to money must be ...

FEE-charging ATMs in Greater Manchester look set to outnumber free cash machines, costing people of thousands of pounds to withdraw their own money. FEE-charging ATMs in Greater Manchester look set to ...

Poorer people are increasingly being charged to withdraw money from cash machines, according to research from national charity Citizens Advice. The average cost per withdrawal is £1.50, but some ...

The Treasury Select Committee's inquiry into cash machine charges took its first corporate casualty yesterday. Scott Tod, one of the growing number of fee-charging cash-dispenser operators, warned the ...

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Cash machines should be labelled to show from a distance whether there is a fee for making withdrawals, MPs say. A Treasury Select Committee report was also critical of the Post Office, saying it had ...

THE Post Office, champion of the underprivileged, is to install fee-charging cash machines at 2,000 locations countrywide. One in five post office ATMs is already charging customers £1 every time they ...

CONSUMERS are set to be charged £250m during 2006 just to withdraw their own money from cash machines, a report warns today. CONSUMERS are set to be charged £250m during 2006 just to withdraw their ...

BANK customers are paying £140m a year to withdraw their own money from cash machines, MPs warn today. Charges have grown almost fivefold, from £30m, in just five years, according to a Commons report.

Banks and building societies finally agreed to stop charging customers of other institutions for using their cash machines in 2002. At the end of the Nineties, nearly all cashpoints in the UK were ...