The Office of Fair Trading today warned the £9bn current account market remained poor value for customers but it was lambasted for failing to refer the banks to the Competition Commission.The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) said that while overdraft charges had fallen - saving customers £928m between 2007 ane 2011 - they remained too complex. The report also found that consumers rarely switched accounts and there were still too few new entrants offering accounts.....Read more here