Just a week after announcing a 26% drop in profits, Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) has announced it is shedding the equivalent of 780 full time jobs across its branch network.
Britain’s financial regulator has demanded an explanation from Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) for the findings of a report into the £245 million HBOS Reading fraud case.
By Mike Birkett | Published 2019-07-31T10:09:44+0100 | Posted in News | 31st July 2019
With just a month to go before the PPI deadline Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) has added a massive £½ billion to its PPI provision to take the total it has set aside to over £2 billion.
Hundreds of thousands of customers of Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) have found themselves unable to make payments from their online accounts due to a computer glitch.
Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) – Britain’s biggest high street lender – is planning to axe 6,240 jobs as part of a £3 billion restructure, but will then create 8,240 new posts to run a newly digitised operation.
The number of consumers using their smartphones to run their bank accounts has soared in recent years.
Together with internet banking, they have been blamed by many of the high street banks for the need to close branches across the country as customers change the way they handle their money.Read More
Another crisis appears to have hit troubled TSB as customers start to complain their bank accounts have been emptied and there was no warning about suspicious activity.
Victims told a BBC radio programme that their accounts had been emptied, but they hadn’t received a single warning text or phone call from the bank.
You can do the claim directly yourself to the lender for no charge. You can also approach the Financial Ombudsman Service and Financial Services Compensation Scheme for free if you wish for them to review your case, if you have approached your lender first, and it falls within their remit.