Section 75

What is Section 75?

It's a vital law made in the UK in the 1970s that means your credit provider must take the same responsibility a retailer does if things go wrong with a purchase. In a nutshell...

Pay for something costing between £100 and £30,000 on credit and the provider's equally liable if something goes wrong. Ask for a consultation for more information

This isn't the credit provider being nice. It's a legal protection put in place so that you're never in the position of paying off debt for something you didn't receive or wasn't as it should've been. Whether it's a flight, kitchen, computer or anything else, pay on a credit card, store card or with store instalment credit and the credit provider's responsible too.

Ask for a consultation for more information