Insurance

Victims of the payment protection insurance (PPI) mis-selling scandal could potentially have been under-compensated by an estimated £1 billion, a BBC investigation has found.

If Barclays, Lloyds or RBS/NatWest have offered you payment protection insurance (PPI) redress on a loan since 2012, you may be owed £100s more.

Consumers will get better protection when buying add-on insurance for items including cars and holidays under a shake-up planned by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Tens of thousands of homes remain without power after Britain was battered by more treacherous weather conditions and gusts of over 100mph.

Thousands of HomeServe customers could get redress after the firm was fined a record £30.6 million for mis-selling insurance products.

Hundreds of thousands of Aviva life insurance and pensions customers could be refunds after "historical errors" left them out of pocket.

Lloyds Banking Group has set aside another £1.8 billion to deal with claims for mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI), meaning the bill for its part in the scandal could top £10 billion.

If you're one of the seven million people who bought Card Protection Plan (CPP) card insurance, you can start claiming your money back from mid-February, the Financial Conduct Authority has announced. Watch for a claim form in the post over the next few weeks.

Past and present Direct Line, Churchill or Tesco customers who've cancelled car insurance or breakdown policies could be in line for a refund after a system error was discovered.