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Motor finance customers do not need to pay to claim compensation – regulator
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Firms improving design of products and services under Consumer Duty, FCA finds
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Firms must do more for customers in older pensions, says FCA
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Neil Woodford’s W4.0 platform ‘rejects’ FCA characterisation amid legal threat
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FCA aims to help more people to access mortgages
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FCA seeks injunction against Neil Woodford and investment platform
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Review will check if investment firms offer bereaved customers adequate support
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NatWest financial education workshops aim to ‘break down barriers’ to investing
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Lloyds sticks to £2bn provision for motor finance compensation
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Watchdogs join up to tackle saga motorists face making car finance claims
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FTSE 100 Live: Index rallies despite oil price, car finance update due
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Contactless card limit rule changes come into force from Thursday
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Millions face longer wait for payouts under motor finance redress scheme plans
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Wood Group fined £13m by watchdog over inaccurate accounts
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Gaps in borrowers’ credit files could be closed under FCA proposals
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Many Gen-Z adults ‘started to consider investing when they were teenagers’
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FCA wants buy now, pay later sector to ‘thrive’ as firms prepare for regulation
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Monthly insurance costs cut by £157m a year after premium finance rates fall
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More people should be helped to access cover for financial shocks, says FCA
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Two former Carillion finance directors fined by FCA over misleading statements
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‘Bottom-up’ recovery predicted for housing market in 2026 as activity returns
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Majority of investors planning to boost portfolios in 2026, survey finds
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FCA will expand work to improve standards in home and travel insurance markets
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FCA prepared to tweak car loan compensation scheme after pushback, boss says
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Nationwide fined £44 million by watchdog after missing Covid fraud ‘red flags’
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People considering investments opportunities urged to use new firm checker tool
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FCA launches tool to help investors recognise signs of investment hype
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Banks can now lend £30,000 more to average mortgage borrower, says FCA boss
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Short-sellers set to be kept anonymous under disclosure rule change plans
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