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Government credit policy applauded by moneysupermarket.com

Comparison website moneysupermarket.com has welcomed the government's review of high-cost borrowing, which was published by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) this week.

The company praised the OFT for adopting a "refreshingly balanced approach" to the issue and said examples of high-cost credit such as payday loans play an "important role" for many people.

Moneysupermarket.com also backed the OFT's decision not to recommend a cap for interest rates on high-cost borrowing products.

"Capping high-cost credit will prevent many consumers from accessing any form of legitimate credit and may force them into the arms of illegal money lenders," explained Tim Moss, the website's head of loans and debt.

As well as payday loans, the OFT's review examined the market for doorstep lenders, pawnbrokers and suppliers of rent-to-buy credit facilities.

Earlier this week, moneysupermarket.com launched its new travel insurance comparison tool by teaming up with Virgin Money to offer customers a trip to the Italian Formula One Grand Prix in September.

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