Lawyers believe victims lost more than £100m to risky investments sold by Friends Provident International and Old Mutual International. Sharon Huyshe (pictured) lost more than £250,000.
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Probate wait hits two months: Bereaved families facing long delays
A grant of probate is the official document families need to take control of a loved one’s estate when they die and execute their will. Applications should usually take ten days.
ASK TONY: After my wife died, HSBC let me down at every turn
My wife and I used HSBC to invest our £630,000 retirement savings. After she passed away I was told I’d need a grant of probate. I was surprised as almost everything was in joint names.
Goldman Sachs closes Marcus account to new customers
Marcus, the bank’s easy-access account, has been near the top of best buy tables since 2018
Don’t be fooled by the Covid cons: We expose Test and Trace scam
Today we can expose how a shocking security flaw at the heart of the Government’s flagship test and trace programme puts us at even greater risk of fraud.
Savers abandon cash Isas as interest rates plunge
Around £1bn was withdrawn from cash Isas between March and April this year. By comparison, £21bn flowed into easy-access accounts. Experts say plummeting interest rates are partly to blame.
Did you receive bad financial advice about a final salary pension?
The city regulator last week announced a ban on controversial charges that meant financial advisers were only paid if a pension transfer went ahead, when in reality it was rarely a good deal for the client.
VICTORIA BISCHOFF: Betrayal of the bereaved
Over the past few chaotic months, banks, insurers and utility providers have rightly prioritised customers most in need of urgent financial help. But that has led to others falling by the wayside.
Be lucky in lockdown: Meet the super-successful competition pros
Comping is where you enter as many competitions as you can – from online prize draws to magazine quizzes. The idea is that the more you enter, the more likely you are to win.
Customers bemoan poor service at Currys
Marion Wilford, 59, has waited months for a £400 refund after returning her tumble dryer on March 14. It was collected and she expected her money back within 14 days.










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