Ulster Bank has revealed compensation measures for its customers hit by this summer's month-long computer meltdown, which was one of the worst banking service calamities in memory.
Santander has seen a big improvement in customer satisfaction but that hasn't stopped it maintaining the unwanted ignominy of being the worst of the major banks for customer service, in a poll of MoneySavingExpert.com users.
Banks, building societies and credit card providers are making it easier to reclaim payment protection insurance (PPI), following a campaign by MoneySavingExpert.com and consumer group Which?. However, there is still more work to do.
Taxpayer-backed Royal Bank of Scotland racked up more than £300 million worth of charges today as it counted the cost of an IT meltdown and two mis-selling scandals.
Four of Britain's top five banks are reportedly set to take another £1 billion hit for mis-selling payment protection insurance – bringing the industry total to nearly £8 billion.
A record £730.5 million was paid out to victims of payment protection insurance (PPI) mis-selling by lenders in May, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) announced today.
Ulster Bank says 99% of its balances and payments are now up to date as the crisis which has engulfed huge numbers of its 1.9 million customers is nearly over.
16 July 2012
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