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Banking outages to be investigated by the FCA
Major banks and building societies will be investigated by the FCA, following a number of high profile IT failures
31 March 2014

New Club Lloyds current account offers 4% interest – should you sign up?
Lloyds is replacing its Vantage account with a new bank account offering up to 4% interest on balances of up to £5,000
29 March 2014

Locked into a poor-value investment? It could soon be easier to leave
Savers locked into poor value pensions could be able to leave them penalty free or be given the option to move
28 March 2014

Government confirms workplace pension fees cap
The Government has confirmed it will introduce a 0.75% cap on workplace pension charges from April next year
27 March 2014
Big six energy firms face competition probe
The big six energy companies could face an investigation into whether they are preventing competition in the market
27 March 2014

Barclays current account fee revamp means big losers but some winners
Barclays current account customers who use their overdraft regularly will be hit by a huge hike in charges from June
27 March 2014

Over 74? You could be owed backdated energy bill cash
Some could be eligible to claim Winter Fuel Payments for 1997/98, 1998/99 and 1999/2000 - but you need to claim now
27 March 2014

Court ruling over 16-year-old laptop 'could affect millions'
A Supreme Court ruling over a laptop bought in 1998 could affect millions of credit agreements
26 March 2014
Santander fined £12.4m for 'serious failings' in investment advice
Customers who sought investment advice from Santander could be due redress after the bank was fined almost £12.4 million
26 March 2014

SSE freezes prices until 2016 – but you can still fix energy costs for less
Scottish and Southern Energy is to freeze household gas and electricity prices until at least January 2016
26 March 2014
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