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Ireland's Independent Consumer Action Resource

Your bank, insurer, or lender broke the rules. We show you exactly how to hold them accountable.

FightBack Ireland gives you the tools, templates, and step-by-step guides to take on financial institutions in Ireland — without needing a solicitor.

Built by someone who's been through the process and won. Every guide on this site is based on real experience navigating the FSPO, DPC, Central Credit Register, and more.

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FSPO complaints in 2025
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We guide you through complaints to Ireland's official bodies

FSPO
Financial Services & Pensions Ombudsman
DPC
Data Protection Commission
CCPC
Competition & Consumer Protection Commission
CBI
Central Bank of Ireland
CCR
Central Credit Register

How It Works

Step 1

Understand your rights

Our Know Your Rights section breaks down the law in plain English — GDPR, Consumer Protection Code, Credit Reporting Act, and more.

Step 2

Build your case

Use our tools to generate complaint letters, calculate deadlines, track your complaint, and gather evidence.

Step 3

File and follow through

Step-by-step guides walk you through every complaint process — FSPO, DPC, CCR amendments, small claims, and more.

FSPO Complaints by Sector (2025)

Thousands of people successfully challenge financial institutions every year.

54%
Banking
3,802
31%
Insurance
2,142
7%
Investment
525
4%
Pensions
276
4%
Other
259

Source: FSPO Overview of Complaints 2025

Why This Site Exists

FightBack Ireland was built by someone who discovered errors on their credit report, spent months navigating SAR responses full of contradictions, and filed multiple complaints against financial institutions — and won.

The system works. But only if you know how to use it. This site exists to make sure everyone in Ireland has access to the same tools and knowledge — for free.

Disclaimer: This website provides general information based on personal experience navigating Irish financial complaint systems. It is not legal advice. Every case is different. If you need legal advice, consult a solicitor.