Bank charges hardship
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Oliver Foster-Burnell has won a bank charges case against Lloyds TSB at Taunton County Court
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£480m in bank charges to be reclaimed
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Bank charges fighting on: a new legal argument
27 November 2009
Hope for bank charges reclaimers in hardship
26 November 2009
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25 November 2009
Bank charges blow Q&A: how it affects you
25 November 2009
Bank charges: reclaiming blow as banks win appeal
25 November 2009
Bank charges result at 9.45am Wednesday
24 November 2009
Banks face hardship charges probe
20 November 2009
Nationwide's secret 'bank charges' refund policy
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