Britain has avoided a triple-dip recession after the economy grew by 0.3% during the first quarter, but economists are not getting carried away by the news.
Lloyds Banking Group's sale of more than 600 branches to the Co-operative Group has collapsed, meaning a million customers who would have been switched to the Co-op now won't be.
Customers mis-sold identity protection and card protection policies from a bank or credit card firm could soon be entitled to millions of pounds in refunds.
NatWest and Royal Bank of Scotland have reduced the buffer from which they start charging customers £6 per month for dipping into an authorised overdraft, from £100 to £10.
New Nationwide banking customers who've been abroad in the past month should check their statements now to make sure they haven't been charged a non-sterling fee for purchases made in the UK.
Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) says a fault which meant Lloyds TSB, Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers were unable to log into their accounts today has been fixed.
15 April 2013
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