"Providers have had to go the extra mile to demonstrate both its credibility and value"
From PPI to the credit crunch
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Darren Wilkes ordered to pay for costs by 20 August following investigation into resolved complaint in 2006
Claims deadline set for 29 August 2019
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A Public Accounts Committee report released today has revealed that claims management companies charged victims of the PPI scandal £5bn out of compensation they ought to have received in total.
The Ministry of Justice has proposed capping fees charged by claims management companies handling mis-sold payment protection insurance claims, in a consultation launching today (15 February).
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is to consult on introducing a deadline for bringing complaints about payment protection insurance (PPI) after its research showed a 'significant number' of claims brought did not include a PPI sale.