Banking customers unable to visit a branch are being forced to wait hours on the phone, our probe has revealed. It is the latest blow for people struggling to get a basic banking service in the pandemic.
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Single mums retire on tiny sums compared with other women and men
Mothers bringing up children alone tend to be employed in low-paid part-time roles that fit around childcare and offer less chance to save for a comfortable old age.
New row threatens to engulf Antonio’s last days as Lloyds boss
Lloyds Bank boss Antonio Horta-Osorio, pictured with his wife Ana, has admitted he knew of an alleged fraud in the HBOS Bristol branch which may have affected hundreds of small business customers.
ASK TONY: Van crashed into my wall but insurer wants its money back
A van crashed in to my front garden wall, damaging it and my gate railings. I contacted my house insurer, Churchill, to ask it to claim on the driver’s car insurance.
MARKET REPORT: Intercontinental Hotels enjoys a staycation boost
Trading for IHG was pretty rough during the first six months of this year, with revenues diving by 45 per cent to £960m and the FTSE 100-listed group swinging from a £290m profit to a £210m loss.
Rolls-Royce discovers cracks inside another set of engines
The engineer discovered the problems with a small number of its Trent XWB-84s, which power the Airbus A350 planes (pictured), during routine inspections carried out last month.
Debenhams axes 2,500 jobs: A third of staff made redundant since April
The department store, which traces its history back to a 1778 London drapers store, has taken drastic action to survive after going into administration in April.
Cruises held in port amid Covid storm: P&O and Carnival cancel voyages
P&O Cruises, the UK’s largest cruise line, said it would have to scrap any trips until mid-November because the Foreign and Commonwealth Office is still advising people to avoid cruise holidays.
Prudential slashes dividend as it retreats from the US
The FTSE 100 firm plans to float a minority stake in Michigan-based Jackson National Life. Bosses said the shake-up will allow the Pru to focus on fast-growing markets in Asia and Africa.
ALEX BRUMMER: Averting a jobs tragedy
Disentangling the latest jobless figures is a nightmare. But as furlough is phased out and firms wake up to the realisation that they can operate with fewer workers, the numbers will zip up.










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