A television advertisement for under-fire payday lender Wonga has been banned by the industry's watchdog. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) found the commercial, featuring a man writing car ...

A Wonga advert has been banned for featuring dialogue between two puppets which suggested the APR on its loans was "irrelevant." The characters instead focussed on the cost of paying back a short-term ...

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Wonga’s ad agency Albion has cut ties with the controversial pay lender known for its shor-term, high interest loans. The London ad agency, which was behind well-known Wonga TV ad campaigns featuring ...

The advert parodied the popular 1950s pop song ‘Mr Sandman’, transposing the new lyrics: “"Mr Wonga lend me some dough. Make it the simplest loan that I'll ever know.” The ad was cleared over a ...