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Morgan Green Limited (CRM1549)  is regulated by the Ministry of
Justice in respect of regulated   claims management activities; its
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UNFAIR BANK CHARGES  
The FSA is fining banks and investment firms for unsuitable sales of
bonds
Hundreds of thousands of investment bonds were sold in the late
1990s and investors were promised big returns for their investments.
However the salesmen and their marketing propaganda failed to point
out that the investment bonds performance was high risk and the
return was not guaranteed. Sales people where also on very high
commissions for sales of Investment Bonds and down played the
risks just to close the  sale and receive the huge commissions.
Have you ever invested in any of the following bonds?

Endowment investors, over the past 3 years, have been receiving  negative endowment performance reports
from endowment providers.
The FSA calculates that as a result of the world economic slow down around 85% of all endowments policies
sold within the UK will not fulfil their promise of paying their endowment holders the full sum assured at maturity.
This means that these policy holders will, consequently, not  be able to fully repay their mortgage loans when the
mortgage provider
requires them to. Since the late 1990s many people, in and out of the financial services industry, have expressed
concerns about the sales procedure, which potential endowment policy holders experienced, when they
discussed their mortgage requirements with institutions. It has now been widely agreed that many of the
endowment policies may have been mis-sold
to clients.These two events, the performance of endowments policies and the mis-selling scandal, have, as a
consequence meant that many millions of people with domestic mortgages are very concerned about how they
will fully repay their mortgage loans in the next 10-25 years.

Life companies are now very keen to notify you of your potential shortfall, as this process starts the clock ticking.
You have 3 years from this date, plus a further 6 months from the second letter after this period. A very high
percentage of endowment policy holders have already received their first letter, so action is required now!
FSA study reveals that, of the 30 firms it investigated selling PPI with ,secured loans, unsecured loans and sub-prime
mortgages; Around half of the firms did not take reasonable steps to make sure customers did not buy policies which they
could not claim on or offered only very limited cover;  Advice on PPI was likely to be poor, with most firms not having systems in
place to assess suitability adequately;
There was an over-reliance on product documentation at the expense of explaining the policy to the customer orally, with most
firms selling by telephone not giving enough information about exclusions;
The quality and timeliness of product and price disclosure by some firms selling single premium policies was poor;
The level and structure of incentives and targets for sales staff might encourage mis-selling in some firms; and
Training and competence of sales staff was not adequate in around half of firms;

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UNFAIR  BANK  CHARGES
17 January 2008 – OFT's test case starts.

In July 2007, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), seven UK banks and one UK
building society brought a test case to the High Court about unauthorised
overdraft charges.
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As millions of people are now finding out this death benefit can only be maintained through a huge hike in the
premiums payable. Many people who are unable to finance these increases in the current economic climate are
faced with the possibility of having to cancel the plan altogether and receiving a surrender value worth less than the
premiums already paid, or a substantial reduction in the 'guaranteed' death benefit.
Were you sold a Whole of Life Policy and have now received a review letter asking you to increase your premiums
in order to maintain what you were assured was a guaranteed death benefit?
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