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Bank Charges News

Find out the latest bank charges news

There is a great deal of confusion relating to bank charges news at the moment, with claims and counter claims seemingly exaggerated by both sides. The banking faction would like to deter the claimant from initiating a claim in the fist place, while the claims industry often makes unsubstantiated or exaggerated promises concerning what it can deliver to the victims of excessive bank charges.

The Office of Fair Trading has taken a stand against unfair bank charges in recent years and won a couple of landmark cases against the banks. At stake was an estimated £2.5bn/year in revenues received by the banks for charges each year.

Needless to say the banks appealed the decision and as of November 2009, the new bank charges news is that overdraft charges are not automatically assumed to be unfair and the courts and financial ombudsman are reflecting this fact in their current judgements.

To keep up to date with the changes in laws relating to financial claims is a daunting task. Claims Financial's legal and banking experts make it their business to keep abreast of bank charges news and can pass on that knowledge and experience to you free of charge.

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