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Interest-only mortgage timebomb warning: Act now
2 May 2013Over 1.2 million people with an interest-only mortgage are not saving enough to pay off their loans, says the FCA
Bank of Ireland mortgage costs soar for thousands – how to fight back
1 May 2013Thousands of mortgage holders with a Bank of Ireland base rate tracker will see repayments rocket today
Thousands of Santander mortgage holders could get payouts after blunder
19 April 2013Santander failed to clearly notify 270,000 Abbey customers it was hiking the cap on their mortgage SVR in December 2008
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15 April 2013Santander is most-complained about bank, FCA figures show
Santander has the most complaints per customer, the new Financial Conduct Authority says
8 April 2013Packaged account shake-up to stop mis-selling
New rules to prevent people from being sold packaged current accounts with benefits they can't use have come into force
1 April 2013'We will be different to the FSA', says new regulator, the FCA, as regime changes today
It's not just April Fool's Day, it's also the day the system of financial regulation changes, as the FCA is born
6 March 2013Payday loan firms told to play fair or be banned by OFT
Fifty leading payday lenders have got twelve weeks to change their practices or risk losing their licences
4 March 2013Which? wants payday loans clampdown
Borrowers who find themselves locked out of mainstream credit are drowning in a vicious cycle of high-cost loans
27 February 2013Payday loan crisis calls up 94%
The National Debtline charity took over 20,000 calls for help with payday loans in 2012, up 94% from the previous year
4 January 2013Co-op fined for delaying PPI complaints
The bank unfairly put some PPI complaints on hold during an unsuccessful challenge to FSA rules
2 January 2013Stella Creasy: Action needed NOW on payday loans
The Labour MP demands greater policing of 'legal loan sharks' in the window before tougher regulation comes into force
27 December 2012Beware financial adviser 'Ferrari' salesmen: Guest comment
A shake-up in financial advice begins next week aimed at protecting consumers but some advisers question if it'll work
19 December 2012OFT 'needs more resources' to police credit firms
The Office of Fair Trading doesn't have the tools to regulate the consumer credit market effectively, a report says
7 December 2012New watchdog to police peer-to-peer lending
Consumers should have better protection when using peer-to-peer lending firms over the next few years
7 December 2012Bank staff still under sales pressure, despite mis-selling scandals
Mis-selling scandals have failed to stop banks pressurising their staff into pushing products which may be unsuitable
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