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TSB letter error 'may have broken law'
Some TSB customers receiving letters acknowledging a complaint have also sent other customers' details.
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UK funeral prices to be probed
The high cost of funerals is to come under scrutiny, with two separate reviews being launched.
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'I bought my mum a flat'
How peer-to-peer (P2P) platforms are overcoming trust issues to help us make cash from our stuff.
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Pensions regulator head Lesley Titcomb to step down
The head of The Pensions Regulator, Lesley Titcomb, will leave in February at the end of her contract.
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Crackdown on high-interest lending announced by FCA
Rent-to-own sector faces a price cap but regulator says a limit on overdraft costs needs discussion.
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SSE to raise gas and electricity prices
The company becomes the last of the "big six" energy companies to announce early summer price rises.
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Don't buy tickets from Viagogo, minister warns
Margot James tells consumers to boycott the ticket reseller after it fails to change its policies.
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Don't buy tickets from Viagogo, minister warns
Margot James tells consumers to boycott ticket reseller after it fails to change its policies.
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Nuisance call bosses could be fined up to £500,000
They could be fined up to £500,000 if delayed plans to hold them personally liable are implemented.
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Nuisance call bosses could be fined up to £500,000
They could be fined up to £500,000 if delayed plans to hold them personally liable are implemented.
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Complaints about loans see sharp rise
Lenders' treatment of customers with high-cost loans is questioned by the Financial Ombudsman.
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Complaints about loans see sharp rise
Lenders' treatment of customers with high-cost loans is questioned by the Financial Ombudsman.
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Bank of Mum and Dad 'feels the pinch'
The average parental contribution for home buyers this year will be down 17% on 2017, a survey says.
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Bank of mum and dad 'feels the pinch'
The average parental contribution for home buyers this year will be down 17% on 2017, a survey says.
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Suez waste company calls for 'pay-as-you-throw' to help recycling
Suez wants microchips in bins and says all packaging should have to be 50% recycled by 2025.
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Suez waste company calls for 'pay-as-you-throw' to help recycling
Suez wants microchips in bins and says all packaging should have to be 50% recycled by 2025.
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Dog with seizures costs £30,000 as pet claims hit record
The number of pet owners claiming on insurance policies reached one million last year, a new record.
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Dog with seizures costs £30,000 as pet claims hit record
The number of pet owners claiming on insurance policies reached one million last year, a new record.
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Busking goes cashless with 'a world first' for London
London introduces a contactless payment scheme for buskers that allows tap-to-pay donations.
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Busking goes cashless with 'a world first' for London
London introduces a contactless payment scheme for buskers that allows tap-to-pay donations.
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