Banks and building societies
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Bank looking for alternative ways to hand bonuses to Niall Booker and other executives after vote on long-term incentive plan shelved
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Plans to permit a range of businesses to operate as payment banks could revitalise the mobile money industry
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Your problems with Anna Tims I paid £3,600 to a fraudster with a Lloyds account, but the bank won’t help
Comsumer advice: I’m sure I’m not the only person to be caught by this scam – can’t the bank do anything?
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New firm to serve one in four UK households but some investors question rationale as reports suggest thousands of job losses
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The Co-op reported a loss of £76m for the first six months of 2014 and had to raise £1.9bn of capital in the last 18 months
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Still here: reflections on later life Cashiers at the bank must now stand all day. What if they have a tummy ache?
Michele Hanson: The charming young man at my local NatWest tells me he can take a break and sit down, but that’s not good enough
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Andrew Tyrie attacks bank for response to plans that could see managers jailed for up to seven years over reckless misconduct
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Bank to let customers talk to adviser on phones or computers at all hours but critics fear move will herald further branch closures
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Cash machines and credit cards suspended after central bank orders cessation of all operations in rebel heartlands
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Investors should support change and Banking Standards Review Council should report to Treasury, says thinktank
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New mortgage approvals hit a 17-month low amid high prices, uncertainty ahead of election and interest rates rising
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Building society says net mortgage lending slumped by £2bn to £3.6bn in the six months to the end of September
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Financial Conduct Authority to study fairness and transparency of £150bn-a-year market affecting 30m UK cardholders
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You can find a card supplied by almost anyone, but beware of only paying the minimum your provider asks for each month
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Already 60% of mortgages are brokered and thanks to new home loan rules that number is sure to grow
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Party hopes to move on from row about Emily Thornberry tweet with call for £1bn demanded from banks to be spent on NHS
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Shares in RBS fell by almost 3% as it emerged bank has least margin for error among UK rivals
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6.5 million customers at Royal Bank of Scotland, NatWest and Ulster Bank affected by computer meltdown in June and July 2012
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Penalty comes after bank was fined £400m for failures that allowed foreign exchange market rigging
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It’s important to make provisions if you have an accident, and you’ll need a ‘rainy day’ fund and possibly an accountant too
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Failure locked out millions of customers from accounts for days
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An old form of borrowing and saving is getting a new lease of life with everyone from Camilla to Imelda May getting an account
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Alinah Azadeh and her young family faced losing their home, but she walked out of court finally feeling unafraid about the future
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Latest cuts part are the first tranche of a planned 9,000 job losses and will hit staff selling critical illness and income protection products
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Entrepreneur is selling 15% of his stake in the bank, whose stock market listing was delayed from October
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Payments companies to introduce new system, which will eventually verify shoppers with a fingerprint or wristband
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Church of England proposing a network of clubs run by credit unions for children as young as four in its primary schools
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Letters: In systems analysis class, I was taught to use check digits to protect account numbers. Credit card companies do this
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Electronic payment evangelists say largely cash-free economy has cut costs and reduced crime rate
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Lenders’ figures show 188,000 mortgages worth £32.4bn advanced from July to September
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Nils Pratley on finance Success of Carney’s banking reforms cannot be judged until tested by a crisis
Banking battle plan does indeed mark a ‘watershed moment’, but can we rely on governments to hold their nerve in tough times? -
Post Office Future of Savings report says poorest families will spend an average £1,910 more than they earn this year
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An increase of two percentage points would create problems for 32% of borrowers in the UK; in the south-east of England the figure is 39%
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Two years after finding she had repeatedly transferred £1,000 online to a stranger, one Nationwide customer is still fighting to get her £26,000 back
On reflection Nationwide has washed its hands of lost money