Firms must hold back funds for motor finance probe, warns regulator
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) also revealed that many firms ‘are struggling to promptly provide the data we need’ for the probe.
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Car finance firms ‘facing headache’ over potential compensation claims
The emerging issue has the potential to be ‘on par’ with the PPI scandal, a consumer compensation expert has said.
UK News|Mar 31
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What the papers say – March 19
Rwanda and royalty feature prominently on Tuesday’s front pages.
UK News|Mar 19
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One million car finance complaints sent via Martin Lewis’s email tool
Consumer champion Martin Lewis said car finance mis-selling has the potential to be the ‘second biggest reclaim payout in UK history’.
UK News|Mar 11
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Martin Lewis says 262,500 emails sent after car finance complaint tool launched
The consumer champion said the numbers are ‘off the charts’.
UK News|Feb 8
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Women ‘need to work extra 19 years typically to close pensions gender gap’
Labour market inequalities, including differing working patterns and the gender pay gap, contribute to the pension gap, researchers said.
UK News|Feb 7
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SNP signs contract with new auditor weeks before deadline to file accounts
The party now hopes to be able to meet key requirements to avoid losing £1.2 million in funding from Westminster.
UK News|May 3, 2023
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Scottish Tories make bid to force statement on SNP finances
The vote, however, is likely to fail, given the likely support for the Government from the Scottish Greens.
UK News|May 2, 2023
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Barclays to pay out £1m in customer refunds over PPI breach
The banking giant will pay an average of £750 to up to 1,306 customers who were affected by the breach between 2014 and 2017.
UK News|Nov 9, 2022
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Vara offers to meet Noah Donohoe’s mother over withholding of information
Noah, a pupil at St Malachy’s College in Belfast, was found dead in a storm drain in June 2020, six days after he went missing.
UK News|Aug 15, 2022
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About 54% of households not saving enough for retirement, MPs told
The Work and Pensions Committee has been taking evidence on how to improve pension savings.
UK News|Apr 27, 2022
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More than half of single mothers ‘locked out of automatic pensions enrolment’
Some 58% of single mothers are ineligible to be automatically placed into a workplace pension, researchers said.
UK News|Mar 21, 2022
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Who is banking boss Antonio Horta-Osorio?
The former Lloyds boss has made headlines by resigning from his role at Credit Suisse after allegedly breaking coronavirus rules.
UK News|Jan 20, 2022
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Japanese tycoon returns from space with dreams of business expansion
Yusaku Maezawa became the first self-paying tourist to visit the International Space Station since 2009.
World News|Jan 7, 2022
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Aviva and Persimmon agree to leasehold changes amid watchdog probe
The Competition and Markets Authority warned the wider sector to review its practices or face legal action.
UK News|Jun 23, 2021
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