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Labour leader Ed Miliband says the big five banks should sell up to 1,000 more branches to increase competition.
9 July 2012
Farepak campaigners are reportedly set to press the firm's bank for another £10 million in compensation for customers hit by the collapse of the Christmas hamper business.
9 July 2012
A further £50 billion was injected into the economy today as the UK struggles to pull out of its double-dip recession and the eurozone debt crisis intensifies.
5 July 2012
Ulster Bank customers may have to go a whole month without full banking facilities, as its parent Royal Bank of Scotland admits their nightmare could continue for another two weeks.
4 July 2012
Payment protection insurance (PPI) is, once again, the most complained-about product so far this financial year, the latest Financial Ombudsman Service figures reveal.
4 July 2012
A number of RBS and NatWest customers have complained of loan payments being taken out twice, leaving their accounts short of cash which may trigger overdraft charges.
3 July 2012
Ulster Bank's 1.9 million customers are still waiting for a return to normal banking, with no clear indication of when their nightmare will end.
2 July 2012
Some of Britain's biggest banks are facing a hefty compensation bill today after the City watchdog found "serious failings" in the sale of complex financial products to small businesses.
29 June 2012
All children should be taught how to handle their money, a Labour MP told Parliament this week.
29 June 2012
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