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Aggregated assault

The Financial Services Authority's recent investigation into aggregator sites said there was 'mixed evidence' in the clarity, fairness and accuracy of information given to customers. This discussion looks into the outcome of the regulator's report and…

Pleural plaques Scottish Bill 'arbitrary'

The new Scottish Bill which aims to reverse the landmark House of Lords judgment last year, disallowing claims for asbestos-related pleural plaques, has drawn criticism from a number of quarters.

PB Week: Football can save us from the economy

As we hear about gloomy news from our nation’s economists and layoffs galore in the insurance sector courtesy of Norwich Union and Zurich , we are probably all glad we have the distraction of the European Championships, or maybe not, as our home nations…

Moneyway welcomes FSA plans for transparency

Moneyway, the bank that prides itself on being simple and transparent, has welcomed the news that the Financial Services Agency plans to ‘name and shame’ financial brands that are subject to complaints. Gary Jennison, CEO of Moneyway, formerly known as…

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