March 10, 2010

FSA delays PPI reforms

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The Financial Services Authority (FSA), has announced a delay on its plans to reform the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) market. The City Watchdog said its consultation will be delayed by six weeks due to a heavy amount of criticism from the … Under a PPI policy, an agreed sum of money is paid out each month to fully cover, or cover a percentage of the payment due on your mortgage or loan if you are unable to work, as a result of becoming unemployed or sick. …

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Comments on FSA delays PPI reforms

June 3, 2011

allieinoue @ 11:11 am #

"We were lucky with the timing. Had we been six weeks later … I don't think we'd be here today." – Mike Soutar of Shortlist #LONECON

June 8, 2011

London Calling @ 6:38 pm #

One of the greatest crimes of the climate-alarm industry is the miss-education of a generation of schoolchildren about global warming. If the Banks are having to pay compensation for the miss-selling of pensions and payment protection insurance, there should come a time when children begin to sue the Department of Education, for the miss-selling of their future.

June 16, 2011

Telegraph @ 2:21 pm #

Who are the Financial Services Authority (FSA)?: The FSA – IT Business Net –

August 13, 2011

X IBFX Clint @ 2:32 pm #

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Rosenthal Collins Group, LLC
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange
The National Futures Association
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Rosenthal Global Securities, LLC
The National Association of Securities Dealers
The Securities and Exchange Commission
Rosenthal Collins Foreign Exchange Ltd.
The Financial Services Authority (U.K.)
Rosenthal Collins Equities, LLC
The Chicago Stock Exchange
The Securities and Exchange Commission

October 19, 2011

ricklomas @ 12:50 am #

I think if you live in the UK and you have a mortgage, you should consider some form of UK mortgage protection like this. As far as I know British insurance offer the best and most affordable policy available today. Unfortunately i was not aware that I didn’t have to go to my mortgage provider to get cover for mortgage payment protection insurance..I think I paid about twice that for my MPPI insurance. Ah well, at least it kept a roof over my head!