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Citizens Advice reiterates concerns about 'worrying' link between ethnicity and insurance prices

The Association of British Insurers said insurers never use ethnicity as a factor when setting prices and its members comply with the Equality Act.

Those owed compensation will get 17p in the pound as sub-prime lender’s shareholders wiped out

New guidance means banks and building societies will need to offer support to homeowners as 356,000 more people are set to face difficulties

Senior MPs have stepped up the pressure on City watchdog, the FCA, over the apparent failure of high street banks to pass on rising interest rates to savers.

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The FCA said it would would use “the full range” of its tools to fight vague green benchmarks

Farmers are raising concerns the federal government's plan to reduce the emissions of big polluters would rely too heavily on carbon credits from agriculture.

The measure coming into force from July 31 will set higher standards of consumer protection across financial services.

The FCA warned those rolling off a fixed-rate mortgage deal could end up paying an extra £340 a month.

Prediction is less gloomy than previous estimate but 356,000 more households are forecast to be struggling to make payments