
Could you be compensated by cold-callers? Mention PPI to the everyday person in the UK and you’ll generally receive a response which, when removing the expletives, makes reference to those annoying nuisance calls! Most of us will have had them in the past and due to poor regulation it is likely we will continue to receive […]

Smartphone apps to improve your holiday and save you money Find out which apps can make your holiday more like heaven, and save you money along the way. From phone calls to food – make your phone pay its way abroad. Heading abroad? Your smartphone can save you serious money – and improve your time […]

Is it time to abandon cash? Two thirds of Britons believe Britain will be cashless by 2036 according to one YouGov survey. Meanwhile, Sweden is close to becoming entirely cashless already, with notes and coins only accounting for 2% of all transactions made in the country last year. Abandoning cash is touted by many as […]

2019 PPI Deadline Proposed The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have today suggested a 2019 PPI deadline following a review of opinion and guidance gathered during a consultation which closed in February of this year. With a 2018 deadline widely expected previously it is our belief that the unpredictable economy may have played a part in […]

Clydesdale PPI charge soars Earlier this week we learnt that the Clydesdale PPI charge was having an additional £450m set aside for it. Clydesdale and its sister bank Yorkshire have been dumped by their parent bank, the National Bank of Australia (NAB), due in no small part to their contribution to the PPI scandal. It […]

Barclays PPI charge up £1.45bn Shares in Barclays were temporarily suspended this morning following a sudden rush of share sales. This followed their latest set of figures announced to the city, which showed a plunge in profits and yet more bad news regarding PPI. An additional £1.45bn was added to the Barclays PPI charge, taking […]