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A consumer warning about Bridgewater House UK has been issued by the Financial Services Authority, c...

A consumer warning about Bridgewater House UK has been issued by the Financial Services Authority, citing concerns that the company's life, critical illness, accident, sickness and unemployment insurance policies may lapse because it had not passed premiums on to the insurers. The regulator said it was concerned that customers might not be aware that they may no longer have valid insurance and has advised them to contact the Manchester-based firm or their insurer to ensure their cover was still

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