Britain’s providers of retail store cards may be making excessive profits because of weak competition, a UK watchdog said on Tuesday.
The Competition Commission said a lack of rivalry over interest rates and insurance policies for store cards could unfairly benefit retailers and credit providers over customers. The watchdog also raised concern that a few big financial companies had cornered the market for store cards.
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