June
Primus raises line rental for thousands of customers
Primus is increasing its line rental prices for 45,000 of its customers this August
29 June 2012
Lloyds completes pet insurance U-turn to reinstate cover for thousands
Customers whose pets had a medical condition covered under a Lloyds Banking Group policy will be offered new cover
29 June 2012
Financial education bill launched in Parliament
Calls in Parliament for financial education to become a compulsory part of the school curriculum were made this week
29 June 2012
Banks guilty of mis-selling to small businesses
Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland have agreed to compensate customers in the latest scandal
29 June 2012
NatWest & RBS '99% fixed', but Ulster Bank customers must wait
Most NatWest & RBS customers can bank normally today but the meltdown could continue into next week for Ulster users
28 June 2012
Nationwide: Biggest house price fall in three years
House prices have recorded the biggest dip in nearly three years amid the
28 June 2012
One in eight workers 'turn to payday loans'
Workers are increasingly turning to payday loans firms because their wages run out before the end of the month
27 June 2012
Argos, Comet and Dixons to launch warranty price comparison site
Major UK electrical retailers will set up a price-comparison website for extended warranties
27 June 2012
Government: Why we're putting £38m into credit unions
Lord Freud, Minister for Welfare Reform, explains why the Government is investing up to £38m in credit unions
27 June 2012
RBS/NatWest crisis engulfs Think Banking customers
Many Think customers' wages and benefits haven't gone into their accounts over the past week after
27 June 2012
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