PPI comparison tables by March 2008 - FSA

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The FSA's bid to improve the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) market moved forward today after the regulator confirmed comparison tables for consumers will be available from March next year.

As reported by IFAonline in July, the tables will enable customers to examine the different PPI policies available across the market for the first time, although the FSA is keen to point out the tables are not solely for price comparison. It is the latest move in a drive to clean up a market which has been a source of complaint among consumers for years, particularly concerning providers’ willingness to lump in PPI with other insurance sales, and their failure to adequately explain its advantages and drawbacks. It also follows the FSA’s latest review of PPI sales, which suggested provider...

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