Customer dissatisfaction with financial firms has reached record levels with half a million new complaints dealt with in the last year, the Financial Ombudsman Service said today.
Thousands of Lloyds TSB, Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers have been left frustrated after being unable to send or receive Faster Payments. In the worst cases, people have been left without their wages, but the banks say they will refund charges.
The Financial Ombudsman Service is planning to take on 1,000 new staff to deal with the record number of complaints it expects to receive in the next financial year.
10 January 2013
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