Openwork bills adviser £2,000 some seven years after leaving network
To pay by 20 August
A former Openwork adviser has been charged nearly £2,000 for an investigation against him that resulted in no compensation being awarded, some seven years after he left the network.
Former Openwork adviser Darren Wilkes was sent a £1,882 bill from the network for costs associated with an investigation it conducted into mortgage payment protection insurance (PPI) policies sold by Wilkes...
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