The purpose of the article is to present, in the context of information asymmetry, irregularities related to consumer credit in terms of non-fulfillment of information obligations noted in the decisions of the President of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (OCCP) in the period of 2018–2021. While using the method of economic and legal analysis, the authors attempted to answer the question what irregularities, concerning the non-fulfillment of information obligations related to consumer credit, were identified in these decisions, and whether financial penalties were imposed on entities that did not fulfill these obligations. The analysis of irregularities presented in the paper shows that despite the legislation in force, the consumer is not sufficiently protected from information asymmetry.