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Why do I keep failing Metro Bank’s security checks?

I moved house a few years ago and have been passed from pillar to post as I try to update my details

Barclays seeks climate director after protests over fossil fuel finance

Communications role follows year in which campaigners targeted bank over environmental stance

New NatWest boss worked for oil firm under investigation in ‘world’s biggest financial scandal’

Exclusive: Rick Haythornthwaite was paid £200,000 a year by Saudi company, PetroSaudi, involved in 1MDB scandal

Twitter ‘unfit’ for banking over alleged complicity in Saudi rights abuses

Lawyers for family say Saudi government took brother’s data in breach and ‘arrested, tortured, and imprisoned’ him and others

Two years and £45m of taxpayer cash: the steady launch of state bank UKIB

Leeds-based bank may finally be in position to support regional development and net zero climate ambitions

New UK mortgage lender Perenna offers 30-year fixed-rate deals

Startup bank’s deals range from 6.5% to 7.5%, ‘comparable with two-year fixes at the moment’

NatWest plays it safe with new chairman Rick Haythornthwaite

Sir Howard Davies’ replacement has enough City experience to move bank on from Coutts fiasco

NatWest names ex-Centrica boss as chair after Farage saga

Rick Haythornthwaite, who leads boardrooms of Ocado and the AA, will succeed Howard Davies

The RBA’s interest rate-rising looks done – and a soft landing for the economy could be on

Australia’s economy might be just where Philip Lowe wants it – barring any nasty surprise – as he hands over to Michele Bullock

How can it cost £46 to sell a few Santander shares?

That’s the charge quoted by Equiniti – but they’re only worth about £450

HSBC and NatWest cut mortgage rates again as rivals tipped to follow

Decision will ease some pressure on UK homebuyers and people seeking remortgage deals

Third of UK mortgage holders ‘do not think they will pay it off by 65’

Survey released as HSBC becomes latest lender to increase maximum home loan term to 40 years

Jill Scott: address body image pressures to stop girls quitting football

Former England footballer says providing free kit that fits well for grassroots clubs could have huge impact

UK savings rates: NS&I launches one-year deal offering record 6.2%

Government-backed bank throws down gauntlet to high street lenders with new growth bonds

Central banks will push economies into recession, says Hunt adviser

Signs of weakness needed before monetary policy is eased in west, says strategist advising chancellor

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