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Lloyds sent my £37,000 to the Duchy of Cornwall and I can’t get it back

I changed my business to sole trader status. The next thing I knew, my firm had been deemed ‘dissolved’ and my money given to the state

Lloyds plans to shut another 55 bank branches

Move will take two-year closure total by 2026 to 292 and includes Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Lloyds brands

Revolut founder sells shares ‘worth up to $300m’ in fintech company

Nik Storonsky reportedly sold 40- 60% of the stock offloaded in August secondary share sale

Bank of England waters down plans to impose tougher capital rules on UK banks

Chancellor says revision of how much lenders must set aside to cope with future crises will bolster growth

Chemist, pub and bank closures lead to 2,300 more empty UK stores, survey finds

Worst net closures so far this year are on high streets, while retail parks and shopping centres fare better

Mandelson-backed Bank of London reveals £42m in fresh funding days after winding-up petition

Clearing bank’s future was thrown into question by HMRC action over unpaid taxes last Thursday

UK government links with Barratt and Lloyds for £150m housebuilding project

Homes England joint venture will help towards aim to build 1.5m new homes over next five years

Santander to insist UK workers are in office three days a week

About 1,000 of those affected work in London and 4,500 at the bank’s new Milton Keynes headquarters

HSBC on hiring spree to drive UK wealth division ambitions

Exclusive: Europe’s biggest bank hopes to double UK arm of its wealth and private banking operations

Labour’s first job shouldn’t be to spend, but to fix the state’s financial plumbing

The UK urgently needs investment. But no one seems to know whether the institutions that deliver it are working as they should

‘I couldn’t sleep’: victims of UK fraud epidemic tell their story

With banks set to slash the maximum refund, those who fell prey to scammers recount their trauma … and relief at full repayment

People in the UK: how have you been affected by authorised push payment scams?

We would like to hear from people who have been affected by scams, specifically authorised push payment scams

Banks warned over denying sex workers business accounts

FCA gives detailed guidance to lenders after hearing lack of access could lead to ‘significant harm’ for individuals

Why is the UK slashing the maximum banks must refund to fraud victims?

Consumer groups hit out at regulator’s ‘outrageous’ decision to cut limit from £415,000 to £85,000

UK reportedly poised to slash amount banks must refund to fraud victims

Regulator said to be planning cut to maximum amount available to victims from £415,000 to about £85,000

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