24 Apr 2024

Consumer Moneyfacts Awards

The winners of the Consumer Moneyfacts Awards were announced last night at the HAC in London. Industry professionals from leading financial services and utility providers gathered at the event hosted by comedian Hardeep Singh Kohli.

The best product is not always the cheapest and sometimes benefits can be overlooked. These awards showcase the technically good products that also carry consumer approval.

The Consumer Moneyfacts Awards combined honest consumer feedback with the technically elite products to reveal the best ‘all rounder’.

Sylvia Waycot, Publishing Director at Moneyfacts Group, said: “We are delighted with the survey response which received almost 80,000 completed surveys, making this the largest and most influential annual survey of its kind.”

And without further ado, the winners are:

Pet Insurance Provider of the Year	Car Insurance Provider of the Year
Winner: Petplan Highly Commended: Animal Friends Commended: Helpucover	Winner: Hastings Direct Highly Commended: M&S Bank Commended: LV=
Health Insurance Provider of the Year	Travel Insurance Provider of the Year
Winner: Bupa High Commended: AXA PPP Healthcare Commended: PruHealth	Winner: American Express Highly Commended: Holidaysafe Commended: Post Office
Travel Money Provider of the Year	Prepaid Currency Card Provider of the Year
Winner: Post Office Highly Commended: Tesco Commended: HSBC	Winner: Travelex Highly Commended: Caxton FX Commended: Post Office
Cashback Site of the Year	Discount Voucher Site of the Year
Winner: Quidco Highly Commended: TopCashback Commended: ILoveCashback	Winner: Groupon Highly Commended: Tickles Commended: vouchercodes.co.uk
Home Insurance Provider of the Year	Energy Provider of the Year
Winner: LV= Highly Commended: M&S Bank Commended: The Co-operative Insurance	Winner: e.on Highly Commended: The Co-operative Energy Commended: EDF Energy
First Time Mortgage Buyers’ Choice	High Street Mortgage Provider of the Year
Winner: Halifax Highly Commended: HSBC Commended: The Co-operative Bank	Winner: HSBC Highly Commended: Nationwide Building Society Commended: Yorkshire Building Society
Remortgage Buyers’ Choice	Personal Loan Provider of the Year
Winner: first direct Highly Commended: ING Direct Commended: Nationwide Building Society	Winner: Sainsbury’s Bank Highly Commended: Tesco Bank Commended: Derbyshire Building Society
Credit Card Provider of the Year	Current Account Provider of the Year
Winner: Barclaycard Highly Commended: Halifax Commended: M&S Bank	Winner: Smile Highly Commended: Halifax Commended: first direct

Student Account Provider of the Year	High Street Savings Provider of the Year
Winner: Barclays Bank Highly Commended: NatWest Commended: Lloyds TSB	Winner: Yorkshire Building Society Highly Commended: Nationwide Building Society Commended: Virgin Money
Online Savings Provider of the Year	ISA Provider of the Year
Winner: first direct Highly Commended: ICICI Bank UK Commended: ING Direct	Winner: Aldermore Highly Commended: Virgin Money Commended: Nationwide Building Society
Online Banking Provider of the Year	Best Customer Service
Winner: The Co-operative Bank Highly Commended: first direct Commended: Lloyds TSB	Winner: first direct Highly Commended: The Co-operative Bank Commended: Nationwide Building Society

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