April
Compulsory car insurance moves a step closer
Under new rules it will soon be an offence to keep an uninsured vehicle, rather than just to drive when uninsured
20 April 2011
Banks lose PPI case: what it means for you
Assuming the ruling stands, banks must proactively contact consumers who have been mis-sold and offer compensation
20 April 2011
Banks lose crucial PPI judicial review
Banks have lost a crucial High Court judicial review into the future PPI reclaiming
20 April 2011
Hang your heads in shame, banks
Banks have taken one hell of a beating in the High Court today as it delivered a devastating verdict on PPI
20 April 2011
Santander calms online banking hack fears
Santander says no customer data is at risk after the failure of one of its online banking systems
19 April 2011
Early pension access denied by Government
Financial Secretary to the Treasury Mark Hoban says it is unlikely early access would encourage people to save nor would it help those in hardship
19 April 2011
Ryanair and Easyjet hike charges for holiday season
Ryanair and Easyjet have added a raft of new fees to hit those booking a last-minute Easter getaway or summer trip
19 April 2011
Food shake-up could see 'best before' labels changed
New guidance on food labelling will be issued by the Government in a bid to cut down on food being unnecessarily wasted
18 April 2011
House asking price rises put sellers off
Overly optimistic sellers increased their asking prices by 1.7% in April but potential buyers continued to stay away from the market
18 April 2011
PPI D-Day on Wednesday
A crucial High Court ruling that could force banks to re-open thousands of claims for mis-sold payment PPI will be heard this week
18 April 2011
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