- Eversheds sells recoveries business
- Court lets woman off £8,000 loan
- Banks prompted on overdraft plans (?Charges refunds?)
- Scottish court change ‘threatens recovery’
- Customers 'blamed for card fraud'
- HSBC boss says banks owe apology
- Councils attacked over bankruptcy cases - 07/10/2009
- Bankers guilty of insider trading
- Plastic card fraud falls by 23%
- Banks prompted on overdraft plans
- New bank rules issued by watchdog
- RBS restricts credit cards to existing customers
- Shopping for an overdraft? Cheque out the Bank of Tesco
- Credit card shopping perks are picking up
- Banks Face 'Unfair' Mortgage Legal Action
- Banks agree to 'charges clarity'
- Current account charges to be made clearer
- Mortgage protection holders to receive refunds
- Television advert ban for loan company offering interest rate of 2,300 per cent
- Home owners win right to sue banks over controversial mortgages
- Clydesdale Bank offers 100 per cent mortgages on new build properties
- Banks agree to 'charges clarity'
- Lloyds rights issue to avoid Labour toxic debt insurance slammed as risky
- Banks agree to make improvements to personal current account market in the UK - OFT
- OFT announces criminal charges in suspected pyramid scheme case
- FSA fines Seymour Pierce £154,000 for failing to prevent employee fraud
- FSA and firms reach agreement on MPPI
- This Credit Today forum question really needs a suitable reply from Caggers
- Test cases to impact credit industry
- Bailed-out banks Lloyds and RBS facing Treasury probe into loans to small businesses
- Interest rates 'to stay low for years'
- RBS Test case Result
- High Court decision on debt loophole dashes write-off hopes for thousands
- Student loan book to be sold - 12/10/2009
- FSA to launch Cattles share price probe
- Banks penalise those who play by the rules
- Truth will out as City regulator prepares to kill off ‘liar’s loans’
- Lloyds leads loyal graduate even deeper into debt
- Cash machines were monitored every hour during banking crisis
- City banker found guilty of manslaughter
- Royal Bank of Scotland may be told to sell 300 branches
- Charities hit out at Lloyds
- FSA makes four new appointments to the Consumer Panel
- Watchdog reconsiders trickle plan
- Goldmine Sach profit hits $3.19bn
- Big foreign banks operating in the UK agree to toe the line on pay
- Government keeps RBS on short leash
- Tories want to put Lord Turner in charge of curbs at the Bank
- City bankers 'regularly offer prostitutes to clients'
- Halifax estate agents sold for £1