Desperate banks are offering rates of up to 7% on fixed savings accounts in a bid to attract more cash.
Insurer LV= says it will no longer charge customers for basic amendments to their car insurance policies, admitting such fees are “unfair”.
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Your money should be spent on a memorable holiday, not bank charges.
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Whether it’s unfair bank charges or sky high credit card APRs, banks have been profiting off of us for ages. Fancy turning the tables?
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Over 2.5 million credit cardholders have been hit with higher fees, lower credit limits, or account closures in the last year – even though most were low risk customers.
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