Financial firms forced to compensate poorly advised clients

Banks, insurance firms, credit unions and a stockbroker have been forced to compensate scores of poorly advised clients in the last six months, it was revealed today.

Financial firms forced to compensate poorly advised clients

Banks, insurance firms, credit unions and a stockbroker have been forced to compensate scores of poorly advised clients in the last six months, it was revealed today.

And a mortgage broker is facing legal action over a conflict of interest in a property deal.

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