Card firms 'interested' in imposing charges by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 23/11/06

Credit card customers could now countenance rising interest rates should they consistently fail to create their payments on time, new research from Defaqto suggestsAllied to this, yearly fees are a probability says Defaqto in the wake of the Office of Fair Trading's (OFTs) ruling that money lenders limit their charges at £12Due to profits being pretentious by the OFT regulations, card providers are consideration to be looking to impose charges in other areas in a bid to account for the deficits they will undergoAuthor of the Defaqto report, Credit Cards in the UK - Protecting Margins, David Black, Defaqto's skull of banking, said: "Annual cost will more likely be introduced for persons who pay off their balance every month rather than for those who carry debts

Those who have debts on their cards are more easily targeted by an add to in interest tax"Defaqto's report discovered that Cooperative Bank has already put in place a accuse of £2 per month for its Platinum Base Rate Tracker certificate and expects more to follow suitA PricewaterhouseCoopers account published recently suggested that credit card firms could turn to an annual credit card charge to

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