Sainsburys PPI Claims – An insight Sainsbury’s was the first of the major British supermarkets to provide financial services. Sainsbury’s Bank began trading on 19th February 1997 and was launched as a joint venture between Sainsbury’s and the Bank of Scotland, which later became part of the Lloyds Banking Group. Sainsbury’s Bank has over one […]

Big Four Banks Under Investigation It may be long overdue but it appears the dominance and monopoly of the big four banks is to be investigated. For far too long now, Lloyds Banking Group (including Halifax and Bank of Scotland), RBS / Natwest, Barclays and HSBC have dominated the high streets when it comes to […]

HSBC PPI compensation bill up as further scandals unveiled Scandal, scandal and more scandal involving UK banks. Following on from my previous posts last week, which brought news that Barclays and Royal Bank of Scotland have been caught rigging the £3 TRILLION a day foreign exchange rates, it comes as little surprise that HSBC have […]

Co-operative PPI Claims – A short history For almost two decades, banks in the UK were mis-selling Payment Protection Insurance, often referred to as PPI. This was a simple case of banks putting their own greed for making profits over providing an honest business service. There are many examples where the banks were selling PPI […]