Vote with your feet

Are you fed up with rubbish deals and poor customer service? One of the most powerful things that you can do is vote with your feet. If companies have to work to keep us, their customer service should improve.

There's extra emphasis to do this as we join consumer groups across the globe to mark World Consumer Rights Day 2012. 

World Consumer Rights Day 2012

The day also marks fifty years since US President John F. Kennedy outlined his vision of consumer rights to the US Congress on 15 March 1962. 

Will the 15 March 2012 be a day you remember? 

If you vote with your feet, hopefully it'll be a day that will save you some money, maybe even make you some money, and improve the service you receive. If you choose to make the switch, we'd be keen to find out below:

Energy tariff

With energy prices on the rise, who can afford to be stuck on an expensive 'standard' energy tariff? Which? and 38 Degrees are offering you the chance to be part of a UK first – using collective power to get a market-leading energy deal – in The Big Switch.

Mobile phone

Most phone contracts lock you in for at least 18 months, so you want to be certain you're getting a good deal. If you're not happy with your phone provider, read our tips on how to choose the best mobile phone deal.

Savings account

If you're sick of your savings rate, use Which?'s Savings Booster tool to find the best interest rate for you. We're running a savings surgery on 15 March offering tailored savings advice from our team of money experts. 

Car insurance

Unhappy with your car insurance provider? We've rated and ranked the best car insurance providers for customer service and quality products, so you can choose the best one for you.