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Bank of Ireland mortgage costs soar for thousands – how to fight back

1 May 2013

Thousands of mortgage holders with a Bank of Ireland base rate tracker will see repayments rocket today

Packaged account shake-up to stop mis-selling

8 April 2013

New rules to prevent people from being sold packaged current accounts with benefits they can't use have come into force

'We will be different to the FSA', says new regulator, the FCA

1 April 2013

It's not just April Fool's Day, it's also the day the system of financial regulation changes, as the FCA is born

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14 March 2013

'Fight Bank of Ireland's unfair mortgage hike'

Govan Law Centre's Mike Dailly says Bank of Ireland may be acting unfairly and oppressively in raising mortgage costs

8 March 2013

PPI mis-selling bill reaches £8.9 billion

£439 million was paid out to victims of PPI mis-selling in January, taking the overall total to £8.9 billion

8 March 2013

Bank of Ireland mortgage rate hikes: MP calls for FSA probe

A leading MP has urged the FSA to investigate whether Bank of Ireland is guilty of mis-selling tracker mortgages

25 February 2013

Nationwide blunder reveals email addresses

Nationwide customers should watch out for spam messages, after email addresses were revealed in its monthly newsletter

19 February 2013

Lloyds fined £4.3 million over PPI delays

Lloyds Banking Group has been fined £4.3m for delays in paying out mis-sold PPI to more than 140,000 victims

18 February 2013

PPI reclaiming bill now tops £8.4 billion

£360 million was paid out to victims of PPI mis-selling last December, taking the total to £8.4 billion, the FSA says

13 February 2013

Banks not giving adequate investment advice, says FSA

One in four investors are not receiving good enough advice from their bank, a mystery shopping review by the FSA shows

8 February 2013

Post Office delays cuts after not alerting savers in advance

Some Post Office savers' rate cuts will be delayed from 17 January until 25 February, but not all are so lucky

5 February 2013

Barclays' PPI mis-selling bill up to £2.6 billion

The banking giant will set aside a further £600 million for redress to cover mis-sold payment protection insurance

31 January 2013

FSA to probe annuities market 'failure'

The financial regulator is launching a review into whether people buying an annuity are getting a "fair deal"

29 January 2013

Post Office cuts rates, but only tells savers after

Returns fell on 17 January, but some savers only received emails and letters outlining the bad news last week

24 January 2013

Banks warned over new 'PPI products'

Firms risk mis-selling new PPI-type insurance unless they follow fresh guidance, say watchdogs

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