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Consumers getting an investment or pension product via a financial adviser may have to pay an upfront fee from the end of 2012.
26 March 2010
Coventry Building Society has revealed today it will swallow up Stroud & Swindon (S&S) Building Society in the latest mutual merger.
23 March 2010
Banks and lenders say they will continue to missell debt insurance, as it was revealed consumers could be due over £4 billion in compensation over the next five years.
9 March 2010
The UK's third biggest building society is in talks to merge with a smaller rival in the latest of a series of tie-ups in the struggling sector.
8 March 2010
Borrowers have been urged by some sections of the mortgage market and media to fix their home loan rates over recent weeks, but is that good advice?
8 March 2010
Complaints about financial firms to the independent Ombudsman Service were up by 18% during the second half of last year, after many banks and other providers wrongly rejected consumer gripes.
25 February 2010
Customers of independent financial adviser (IFA) firm Park Row are set to receive up to £7.8 million in compensation after being given shoddy advice.
24 February 2010
Over £480m of bank charges could still be reclaimed by those in hardship.
24 February 2010
Skipton Building Society is facing a legal challenge and growing anger over its decision to hike its standard mortgage rate by a whopping 1.45 percentage points next month.
18 February 2010
The man who led the City regulator during the worst financial crisis of modern times has stepped down.
9 February 2010
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