Laya was wrong not to pay for patient’s private care at height of Covid-19 pandemic, ombudsman finds
Family of patient has written to organisation representing doctors to highlight the finding
Family of patient has written to organisation representing doctors to highlight the finding
Over half of complaints received by Financial Services Ombudsman relate to banking
Customer service issues once again the main reason for grievences
Martin Mahoney claims FSPO’s decision not to inquire into 2021 complaint is unlawful and should be overturned
Public inquiry into conduct of former PTSB chief executive David Guinane began this week, but tracker scandal is far from over
Lengthy delay in progressing claim against couple who defaulted on 2007 loan cited as reason
Complaint concerned action by bank to repossess Dublin man’s family home which it subsequently withdrew
Regulator will work with Financial Services Ombudsman to ‘close gap’, deputy governor Derville Rowland says
Ulster Bank has already failed in these cases with the FSPO and in the High Court. It’s now planning to exhaust the appeals process, but enough is enough
Customers who don’t comply can find their accounts restricted
Bank has said adverse outcome in the cases could affect thousands of customers and trigger ‘enormous financial’ consequences for the lender
Bank failed to convince court that ombudsman had committed ‘serious and significant’ error in decisions
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Couple, one of whom was a bank employee, had a combined salary of €100,000 when they took out loan during Celtic Tiger
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Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman upheld or presided over the settling of 212 complaints last year
Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman awarded couple €15,000 after ruling they were ‘mis-sold’ policy
Fintech has opted to offer its services through an ECB banking licence instead
Having a poor credit history doesn’t mean you won’t get a loan
Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman dealing with surge in complaints linked to payments app
New law means authorities that enforce consumer rights have more powers to help
New report highlights importance of understanding precisely what is covered by policies that cost ‘significant amount of household budget’
The couple say they learned they had been mis-sold only in 2019 after going to financial adviser
Lender challenged three decisions of Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman which found borrowers were entitled to compensation
Ulster Bank challenge to decision in cases of three borrowers does not meet ‘high threshold’ required, says ombudsman
Bank maintains it is ‘untenable’ to insist it gave option to go back to tracker mortgage product that it no longer offered
Bank says contract terms agreed by mortgage customer did not provide for a return to tracker rate
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