Charity told to be clearer about commercial partnerships after tariff launched in association with energy supplier led to customers being overcharged The charity Age UK has been criticised and told to make significant changes by the Charity Commission after an investigation into its controversial relationship with energy supplier E.ON. In February both organisations found themselves at the centre of a media storm, after the Sun newspaper claimed Age UK’s Enterprises division was overcharging customers who signed up to a special E.ON/Age Concern gas and electricity tariff that had been marketed to older customers. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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