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Current account customers of six major banks will be able to download a year's worth of data into a single format from today, which it's hoped will then be used to make comparing bank accounts easier.
26 March 2015
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Spain's Banco de Sabadell has reached an agreement to take over British bank TSB it's been announced today, but its "business as usual" for TSB customers.
20 March 2015
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While it's been available to publish since December, today the Treasury has finally released its response to the independent commissioned report by Christine Farnish, who has called for radical changes to the Money Advice Service and for an end to the marketeers gravy train.
20 March 2015
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Seven day current account switching is working well for those who've used the service but there is a lack of confidence and awareness of the scheme, according to the financial regulator.
12 March 2015
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A financial health minister should be appointed to help ensure everyone has access to basic facilities such as banking, affordable credit and is encouraged to save, a report argues.
11 March 2015
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With exactly one month to go until the end of the tax-year when savers will lose their tax-free allowance if they don't use it by 5 April, MoneySavingExpert.com explains how you can split your cash between easy-access and fixed cash ISAs.
5 March 2015
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More than 90% of First Direct's current account customers rate its service as 'great', so it's little wonder it has yet again secured the top spot in our biannual banking poll.
25 February 2015
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Lloyds Bank is the worst of the major banks and building societies for wrongly rejecting both payment protection insurance (PPI) and other banking complaints, new figures from the Financial Ombudsman Service show.
24 February 2015
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today launched a challenge to the industry to ensure it better protects vulnerable customers after research found that in some cases their treatment can lead to further stress and harm.
23 February 2015

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