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The COVID cash cliff

2nd December 2021 Henry Shaw banking, banks, cashless, Covid, digital payments

The COVID cash cliff By Karl Macgregor, CEO & Co-founder, Vyne To say that ‘cash is dead’ feels somewhat of

sustainability

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Less than a third (31%) of UK banks say sustainability is a top concern

17th August 2021 Henry Shaw banks, Mobiquity, sustainability

Less than a third (31%) of UK banks say sustainability is a top concern Less than half of UK banks

personal data

Over 55% of Brits trust banks with their personal data

3rd August 2021 Henry Shaw banks, Moneytransfers, personal data, savings

The research In modern society, many of us find ourselves giving more and more of our personal data to better

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Everything you need to know about the PPI deadline

23rd July 2018 Dominic Lill banks, charge, claims, deadline, market, PPI

Although the PPI scandal was first uncovered over a decade ago, it has experienced a recent resurgence in the media

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PPI claims set to hit £30 billion

6th March 2018 Dominic Lill banks, customers, deadline, ethics, FCA, mis-selling, PPI claims, scandal

With the PPI deadline edging nearer, the amount of money paid back to consumers by the banks is increasing to

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Can businesses manage claims for the upcoming PPI deadline?

28th February 2018 Dominic Lill banks, claims, consumers, employees, investing, manage, PPI deadline, service, tools

PPI claims are increasing. Both the banks and PPI claims management companies need to be ready to manage claims until

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The PPI scandal: How has it impacted British banks?

24th October 2017 Dominic Lill banks, budgets, claims, FCA, insurance, misselling, money, PPI scandal, reputation, security, trust

Although the mis-sold PPI scandal was uncovered a long time ago, the announcement of a deadline for PPI claims is

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Will Brexit make it easier or harder to buy a house?

13th December 201614th December 2016 Dominic Lill banks, Brexit, building societies, buying, EU, finance, home, house, housing crisis, ladder, lenders, market, mortgage, owners, plan, price, property, renters, rise, saving

In the wake of the Brexit referendum, house prices in London are still on the rise, but it’s anyone’s guess

How to optimise your savings while interest rates remain low

30th November 201628th November 2016 Dominic Lill advice, banks, building societies, dividends, finance, inflation, interest, investment, money, mortgage, rates, risk, saving, savings, spread betting

While the level of inflation in the UK fell to 0.9% in October, it remains disproportionately high in relation to