The Moneyfacts Consumer Awards 2023 winners have been revealed

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Matt Bradfield

Website Editor

Published: 09/02/2023

The winners of the 2023 Moneyfacts Consumer Awards were announced last night, at the Royal Lancaster London.

The highly respected Moneyfacts Consumer Awards help consumers make the most of their money by showcasing the very best products and providers available in the market. Categories cover a wide range of services, including family, household and personal finance.

The Moneyfacts Consumer Awards recognise those banks, building societies, insurers and financial service providers that are the absolute best in their respective categories. We congratulate all of the winners and those that have been commended and highly commended, and thank the almost 200,000 consumers who shared their views with us about the best brands for customer service during the past 12 months.

Honest customer feedback is combined with Moneyfacts’ expert impartial analysis to determine the outcome of the awards. The winners of these awards prove that they combine technical merit with outstanding service.

You can see the full list of this year's winners here.

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