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Results for Financial services tag

December 2014

Which? response to the Chancellor’s announcement on practical solutions to end mortgage confusion for consumers

3 December 2014

Following our campaign calling on George Osborne to use his Autumn Statement to Stop Sneaky Fees and Charges on mortgages, the Chancellor has today announced that the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) will work with Which? to consider practical solutions to end mortgage confusion for consumers. In response, Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd said: “This is good news for the thousands […]

Statement: Banking, Financial services, government

“It’s good to see the regulator cracking down on unscrupulous credit brokers” – Which? response to the new rules for credit brokers from the Financial Conduct Authority

1 December 2014

Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd said: “It’s good to see the regulator cracking down on unscrupulous credit brokers, which should send a clear message to the industry that it’s not acceptable to take advantage of vulnerable consumers who may not even have been aware they were being charged. “We now need to see the Financial […]

Statement: Banking, Consumer, credit, Financial services

November 2014

Investment brokers fail to get the basics right

22 November 2014

A Which? investigation reveals that some investment brokers are failing to provide full and accurate information about the products and services they sell, which could hinder ‘DIY’ investors from making the right decisions for their needs. We tested 11 different investment brokers on their knowledge of the products and services they sell, asking common questions […]

Press Release: Consumer, Financial services, Money, Personal Finance

Which? calls on the Chancellor to end mortgage confusion

3 November 2014

We reveal that borrowers could be paying over the odds on their mortgages and call on George Osborne to use his Autumn Statement to Stop Sneaky Fees and Charges on mortgages and make it easier for people to find the best deal. Our latest research on the mortgage market uncovers the complex and unclear mortgage fees and charges facing […]

Press Release: Financial services, Money, Mortgage

October 2014

‘The staggering PPI mis-selling bill continues to haunt our major banks’ – Which? response to Lloyds bank’s extra £900 million for Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) compensation

28 October 2014

Which? executive director Richard Lloyd said: “The staggering PPI mis-selling bill continues to haunt our major banks and the extra provision announced by Lloyds today reveals this scandal is far from over. “All banks need to do more to resolve claims fairly and make it as easy as possible for people to get back the […]

Statement: Banking, banking standards, Banks, Consumer, customers, Financial services, Insurance, Money, Payment Protection Insurance, Personal Finance, PPI

August 2014

Consumers frustrated by unauthorised overdraft fees

30 August 2014

Ahead of the publication of a wide ranging Which? report on the state of the credit market, Which? calls on banks to Stop Sneaky Fees and Charges on unauthorised overdrafts, as more than two thirds of users say charges are too high or unfair. New Which? research reveals that around 2.5 million people, approximately the same number […]

Press Release: Banking, Banks, credit, Financial services, Money

July 2014

‘The UK’s biggest mis-selling scandal’ – Which? response to additional provision the banks have set aside for PPI claims

30 July 2014

Which? executive director Richard Lloyd said: “PPI is the UK’s biggest mis-selling scandal, with now more than £23 billion set aside by the banks.  “Banks need to make it as easy as possible for people to claim back the money they’re entitled to so they’re not encouraged to use unscrupulous claims management companies.” Notes to […]

Statement: Banking, Banks, Consumer, Financial services, Money, Payment Protection Insurance, Personal Finance, Which?

‘Right that the bank bonus rules are tightened’ – Which? response to Bank of England’s proposals to improve responsibility and accountability in the banking sector

30 July 2014

Which? executive director Richard Lloyd said: “After successive banking scandals it’s right that the bank bonus rules are tightened. Bankers found breaking the rules – even years later – should be punished. “Tougher action by the regulators is vital if we are to see consumer trust restored and the culture of banking transformed.”

Statement: Banking, Banks, Consumer, Financial services, Money, Personal Finance, Which?

Lifting the lid on sneaky fees and charges

24 July 2014

Which? launches a campaign to Stop Sneaky Fees and Charges on financial products, as our new research reveals that two thirds of consumers who have paid a fee agree companies use the charges to trick people. Almost half the population have paid a fee or charge on a financial product or service in the last […]

Press Release: Banking, Banks, Consumer, Financial services, Which?

“Essential that people facing retirement get personalised, impartial support” – Which? response to Government’s pensions announcement

21 July 2014

Which? executive director, Richard Lloyd, said:  “It’s essential that people facing retirement get personalised, impartial support to navigate some of the most radical changes to the pensions market in decades, so it is absolutely right to separate this from sales processes. This decision will help avoid potential conflicts of interest when guidance is given, and will […]

Statement: Consumer, Financial services, Pensions, Personal Finance

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