Equitable Life savers 'dissatisfied' after payout delays
Eight in ten Equitable Life savers who were promised compensation are unhappy due to ongoing delays receiving their payments, a survey suggests.
A poll of some 3,000 policyholders found 78% are "dissatisfied" with the compensation process, reports The Telegraph. The paper quotes Paul Weir of the Equitable Members Action Group: "Victims are getting...
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