Link, the cash machine group, has agreed terms with the Post Office to use its technology as the infr...
Link, the cash machine group, has agreed terms with the Post Office to use its technology as the infrastructure for the Universal Bank, the government's flagship project to provide financial services for those on low incomes. The tie-up will connect the Post Office's 18,000 branches to all of Link's members, which include almost all of the UK's banks and building societies, says the Independent Equitable Life, the crisis-hit insurer, will decide over the coming weeks whether it can launch a legal action against any of its former directors and advisers. The Independent also says t...
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