Monthly Archives: March 2011
Payment Protection Insurance too Expensive for Women
Women cannot afford to take out insurance to cover their financial obligations should they become seriously ill and unable to work, new research reveals. Those who have loans and credit cards should
The UK’s Personal Debt Hotspots Revealed
London and Northern Ireland have been identified as personal debt hotspots, according to a recent study. Those who have taken out loans or credit cards to help manage their debts are urged to check
Which Banks Do You Think Offer the Worst Service?
Barclays received more than 205,000 complaints regarding its banking services in the last six months of 2010, making it the most complained about UK financial institution, new research shows.
Payment Protection Insurance Complaints Rise by 63 Per Cent
New figures released by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) show that the total number of complaints made in the second half of 2010 about payment protection insurance increased by a staggering 63%. In
Did the Banks Make the Credit Crunch Worse?
Industry regulators in the US and the UK are investigating a number of banks over allegedly ‘rigging’ the rate at which banks lend to each other in a bid to make lending conditions seem healthier than
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- Latest HSBC PPI payout takes their bill to over £787 million
- Millions not claiming back PPI because they’re not sure how or don’t have time
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