Lloyds PPI bill rises as jobs are cut As we approach the time of year again where banks announce their quarterly figures to the city, it appears there will be a double blow for the Lloyds Banking Group which includes Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Blackhorse to name a few. The bank which is part […]
Blackhorse PPI Claims – A short history Payment Protection Insurance, commonly referred to as PPI, was sold to millions of people across the UK. There are many financial institutions and money lenders who are culpable. Here we review one such offender, Blackhorse Finance, and how you may be able to make a Blackhorse PPI claim. […]
Bank of England Deputy Slams Fines According to Andrew Bailey, Head of the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority, regulators need to adopt a “cards on the table” approach and agree to sensible penalties for bank’s wrongdoing. The deputy governor of the Bank of England has come out and said that the global regulators need […]
PPI Compensation Bill Increase and Foreign Exchange Fines The next few weeks could prove to be very costly ones for a select few of the big banks in the UK. HSBC, Barclays and the Royal Bank of Scotland are expected to set aside large sums of money to cover for impending foreign exchange fines. This […]
Asda PPI Claims, History and More Asda is arguably the biggest and the cheapest supermarket in the UK and they have been growing and doing very well in recent years. Their history goes back to the 1920s though when a group of Yorkshire dairy farmers formed Hindell’s Dairy Farmers ltd. After a number of different […]
Barclaycard PPI Claims & A Brief History Part of the retail and business banking arm of Barclays, Barclaycard is a global payment business and was the first credit card introduced in the UK when it came into service in 1966. Barclaycard enjoyed a monopoly for a good few years but in 1972, the Access card […]