Bank customers seeking reimbursement from fraudulent transfers may be charged a £100 excess from some providers.

New rules requiring banks to refund scam victims came into force on Monday (October 7), but how much you get back could depend on your bank.

Banks will have the power to hit certain customers with a £100 excess charge under new rules. The penalties could apply to ...

The 'Buy Women Built' aisle features more than 1,000 products from 130 female-founded brands including Bold Bean Co, Pip & ...

A reimbursement limit of £85,000 has been applied under the rules, although banks can choose to go further than this and ...

Ocado Retail – the world’s largest dedicated online supermarket – has today launched an aisle dedicated solely to products ...

Meta’s data-sharing program, Fraud Intelligence Reciprocal Exchange (FIRE), is partnering with banks in the UK and the ...

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Reimbursement is mandatory up to the value of £85,000 under the rules set by the Payment Systems Regulator and firms can also ...

The war in Gaza rages on, Israel is fighting a new war against Hezbollah, which began attacking Israel on October 8, and an ...

Revolut has criticized Meta's collaboration with UK banks to curb scams, saying that the initiative falls short of what’s ...

NatWest Group has announced a progress update on its ambition to provide £5 billion in new lending to the UK social housing ...