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Banks are putting up a desperate fight to hold on to an estimated £2 billion in mis-sold debt insurance by flouting new rules that could mean compensation for around three million victims.
6 December 2010
The bitter winter temperatures this week have caused havoc with the UK's transport system.
3 December 2010
Some victims of debt insurance mis-selling may have to wait over two years to discover if they will receive compensation.
2 December 2010
Banking giant HSBC is set to pull one of the top reward credit cards in the new year.
29 November 2010
Santander customers hit by the bank's latest service blunder have been reassured any bogus charges will be refunded.
27 November 2010
Banks have been ordered to stop harassing consumers with heavy handed threats for the non-payment of relatively small debts.
22 November 2010
Norwich and Peterborough Building Society (N&P) will launch a new debit card that's fees-free for overseas spending early next year, for both existing and new customers.
2 November 2010
Nationwide is pushing up overseas spending charges for millions of its debit card customers today.
1 November 2010
A consumer watchdog has called on the regulator to make its complaints data clearer to help the public understand how their bank or financial firm is performing.
22 October 2010
Britain's six million public sector workers intent on unemployment insurance should buy soon or risk being excluded, experts insist.
21 October 2010
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