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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-29817714
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Yorkshire Building Society has been fined £4.1m by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for failing to deal properly with customers who had fallen behind with mortgage payments.
In particular, the regulator found that the society had been too slow to reach deals with struggling customers.
As a result, some of those customers had incurred extra fees and interest.
In February, the mortgage lender agreed to refund almost 34,000 customers at a cost of £8.4m, after an FCA probe.
Only One letter difference between B@nker and W@nker
Yorkshire Building Society has been fined £4.1m by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for failing to deal properly with customers who had fallen behind with mortgage payments.
In particular, the regulator found that the society had been too slow to reach deals with struggling customers.
As a result, some of those customers had incurred extra fees and interest.
In February, the mortgage lender agreed to refund almost 34,000 customers at a cost of £8.4m, after an FCA probe.
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Barclays has set aside £500m to cover potential costs from investigations into currency trading. Barclays is among several banks being probed relating to alleged rigging of currency markets. It also set aside an extra £170m to compensate customers wrongly sold PPI. The bank reported a rise in pre-tax profits for the first nine months of the year to £3.72bn from £2.85bn a year earlier as costs and bad loans fell. The Serious Fraud Office and Financial Conduct Authority are among more than dozen regulators across the world probing alleged fixing of currency markets. |
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Firstly Barclays Waste their investors Money by Advertising "Facebook",
Now they Waste their investors Money by Advertising "Job Skills" on Behalf of the Job Center or Benefits office, Thank Foook its Not my Money, Suckers!. |
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This PPI compensation......was evry body who ever paid for this knowingly mis old
You see over 20 billion has been paid out Considering we bailed out the banks....why did the government take that 20 billion direct off the banks and rid us of our deficit, or use it to benefit society as a whole? It is all part of modern Tory values, greed , selfishness, lies, in fact people should do everything to get money, whether in benefits or harms society. It has been like since Thatcher, and New Labour adopted same Philosophy. All our problems in society have been totally self inflicted since Thatcher. |
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We live in a something for nothing society, not a hard working society as people claim
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Royal Bank of Scotland has set aside £400m to cover potential costs from an investigation into alleged manipulation of the foreign exchange market.
RBS - which is 80%-owned by the government - said in June that 100 of its 1,900 branches had been earmarked for closure. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-29839343 |