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Taxpayers were hit for at least another £28.7 billion today as two state-backed lenders unveiled break-up plans on a seismic day for the UK banking sector.
3 November 2009
Halifax/Bank of Scotland (HBOS) customers who hold the bank's 'High Interest' current account will soon earn absolutely no interest on credit balances.
6 October 2009
Halifax and Bank of Scotland (HBOS) are to cut overdraft penalty charges on their current accounts by the end of the year.
17 September 2009
The shocking scale of consumer mistreatment is uncovered today as the lid is lifted on banks and other financial firms that brush off genuine complaints in the hope they will vanish.
15 September 2009
We now have conclusive evidence banks and other financial firms reject complaints even when they know consumers are in the right.
15 September 2009
Savers who can make regular monthly deposits can earn an unbeatable 5.5% from Buckinghamshire Building Society, fixed for a year.
14 September 2009
Natwest and RBS are slashing their bank charges for customers who go overdrawn without permission.
7 September 2009
Every Natwest and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) debit card holder is set to have their Maestro, Solo or Cirrus plastic replaced by a Visa card.
5 September 2009
Hundreds of thousands of students are graduating this summer and now is the time to choose the best current account.
29 July 2009
Natwest and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) are both launching a regular savings account on Monday that pays a fixed 5% before tax for a year.
22 July 2009
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