The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has today announced that twelve firms have been de...
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has today announced that twelve firms have been declared in default after they were unable to pay claims for compensation against them. This opens up the way for consumers - who have lost money as a result of dealings with any of the firms - to make a claim for compensation to the FSCS. Consumers can make claims for investment compensation of up to a total value of £48,000. The 12 companies are as follows: John Edward Carr trading as J E C Financial Services, Dunstable Bush Taylor & Partners 1983 (Investments)...
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