Cashpoints: Isa transfer time to be speeded up after complaint

This week's top stories • The Office of Fair Trading upheld a "super-complaint" by the consumer body, Consumer Focus, that Isa holders were suffering lengthy delays when transferring to a new provider. The OFT said Isa transfers should now take no more than 15 working days – down from 23. Consumer Focus was underwhelmed: "We live the age of keyboards, not quills. Isa transfers should take days, not weeks." • Householders are to receive detailed information on their energy bills , after the intervention of energy regulator Ofgem. All will receive annual statements showing their tariff and how much energy they have used. Statements will also contain advice on how to switch supplier. • Facebook users will now be able to spend millions of pounds online. A new application will allow developers to make money out of previously free games. It is expected to take the market for game credits and gifts to £554m. Feature The last major vinyl factory in the UK – in Hayes, Middlesex – still presses 25,000 records a week for its passionate fans, undeterred by the takeover of the music market by CDs and downloads. Ask the experts: Homebuying Question of the week: Where can I find a lender to meet my mortgage ambitions? Our homebuying expert Virginia Wallis says: "The most generous lenders at the moment are Santander, Scottish Widows Bank and the Vernon Building Society, which will all lend five times salary but subject to a minimum income of £80,000, £50,000 and £125,000 respectively. Tools The summer is here with a vengeance, so it is time to compare deals on fans and airconditioning units.