It recovered a further £20,000 two months later but only refunded the remaining £43,000 in April this year – 18 months on from when the fraud took place – after Carol took her case to the Financial Ombudsman Service, which ruled in her favour and ordered Tide to refund the money, plus thousands of pounds in interest.
“The new mortgage guarantee scheme is another welcome development from this week’s Budget. Whilst mortgage approvals have reached record...
With food prices rising at their fastest rate for 45 years, Dr Charlotte Evans – an associate professor at...
“I did an analysis of 25 of the top places in the world, growing grapes, looking at their long...
Jamie Moles, senior sales engineer at cybersecurity firm ExtraHop, says that while removing the Twitter bots seems like a...
The technology behind England’s smart motorway network stops working on a regular basis, the BBC has discovered. Figures obtained...
Shipments to the US, Japan and Australia last year all fell, down 33.7%, 21.6% and 21.8% respectively. Exports to...
Robert Hayton, head of Altus in the UK, said: “Whilst pubs proved remarkably resilient during the pandemic, they’re now...
“Like many retailers, we are experiencing ongoing challenges with our supply chains due to Covid-19 and labour shortages, with...
Recent Comments