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It was a safe bet my money was stolen but TSB won’t refund me

It accepted I was a victim of fraud but still refused my claim

UK borrowers warned: the days of cheap mortgages are over

As interest rate changes are coming ‘thick and fast’, owners may face big rises in their repayments

NatWest profits triple to £1bn after jump in mortgage lending

Stronger economic position allows bank to release £242m worth of provisions

Bank of England warns of crackdown on financing linked to climate risk

Tougher regulation means banks and insurers face extra audits and capital rules for unsustainable assets

Lloyds profits double to £2bn as it benefits from mortgage boom

Group helped by Covid ‘race for space’ and increase in demand for larger homes

TSB and Co-op Bank among lenders set to benefit from £4bn City tax cut

Treasury confirms that 35 bank groups and building societies will avoid sector-specific surcharges entirely

Santander profits soar as UK mortgage lending keeps growing

Bank, which is Britain’s third-largest mortgage lender, reports pre-tax profits of £687m for third quarter

Americans paying 25% more towards car loans than 10 years ago

Consumer Reports study finds many pay high annual percentage rates despite good credit scores while car loan debt soars to $1.4bn

Barclays continues to wreck credit rating with mortgage claims

Despite a promise to rectify its mistake, the bank claimed six more times that a reader had paid late

Why are UK banks making so much money and why are their taxes being cut?

Bumper profits come as other sectors do not seem to be reaping the same benefits

Oil prices climb to fresh highs, UK petrol price hits record – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

HSBC profits rise 74% as economy rebounds from Covid crisis

Bank announces share buyback programme of up to $2bn as results beat City forecasts

American Express to raise credit card interest rates by more than 2%

Experts say move by Amex from February could encourage other providers to follow suit

Sainsbury’s ends talks on sale of banking operation

Supermarket concludes expressions of interest do not offer better value for shareholders than keeping unit

Barclays profits double as CEO brushes off inflation and supply chain fears

Strong mortgage lending and booming investment fees boost quarterly profits to £2bn

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