News review: September
- FSA issues insurance warning The Financial Services Authority (FSA) warned that motor insurance bought from Double Easy Brokers (trading as Easybrokers) is not valid. Until recently, Double Easy Brokers was not authorised by the FSA and therefore consumers did not have access to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or the Financial Ombudsmen Service. Double Easy Brokers claimed association with Zurich, but was not affiliated with the insurer in any way. The broker also falsely claimed
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