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After almost a decade long wait, the FCA has finally announced a compensation scheme for motorists who were overcharged in their finance agreements when they purchased a vehicle.
BREAKING NEWS: The Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed that it will finally be announcing the redress scheme rules for Motor Finance Mis-selling after 4.30pm on Monday 30th March 2026, when the markets close
Lloyds Banking Group has decided not to take legal action against the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) motor finance compensation scheme, despite previously considering a challenge.
Booking.com has issued a warning about a dramatic increase in travel scams driven by artificial intelligence (AI). The company’s internet safety chief reported a staggering “500 to 900% increase” in these scams over the past 18 months, particularly highlighting the surge in phishing attacks.
Ofgem has announced new rules that will take effect from 1st July 2024, a move to enhance fairness, transparency, and support for non-domestic energy consumers.
The Diesel Emissions Group Litigation now has over 1.5 million claimants, and is expected to reach £3.5 billion in compensation, but could collectively reach a possible £6 billion.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has taken decisive action against Stephen Joseph Burdett and James Paul Goodchild for their reckless handling of pension holders’ investments, resulting in severe penalties and bans from the regulated financial services industry.
HSBC UK Bank plc, HSBC Bank plc, and Marks and Spencer Financial Services plc (HSBC) have been fined £6,280,100 by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
ScottishPower Energy Retail Ltd has been hit with a £1.5 million penalty, comprising refunds and compensation, after it was found to have overcharged customers during the energy crisis.