Banks misleading customers over money protection, Which? finds
Financial giants fail to warn savers that their funds are at risk
Consumer group Which? exposed yesterday that staff in banks and building societies were providing customers with “inexcusably” bad information over protection of their money if the provider were to go bust.
Researchers for Which? posed as new customers to ask 13 banks and building societies for basic information about the financial services compensation scheme (FSCS).
Under the scheme, up to £85,000 of someone’s savings is protected if their provider goes under.
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