Ombudsman News issue 93
We share a selection of recent financial complaints involving gadgets and electrical appliances and outline our approach to the awarding of compensation for distress, inconvenience or other non-financial loss.
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We share a selection of recent financial complaints involving gadgets and electrical appliances and outline our approach to the awarding of compensation for distress, inconvenience or other non-financial loss.
We look at disputes about how insurance claims are settled and share a snapshot of our complaint figures for the third quarter of the 2010/2011 financial year.
We share a selection of recent financial complaints involving family disputes and difficulties in close personal relationships. We also look at some myths and truths about the ombudsman service.
We look at vehicle related com-plaints and banking disputes about the use of power of attorney.
We look at disputes involving legal expenses and banking complaints about disputed card transactions.
We look at disputes over the quality of repairs arranged as part of an insurance claim and explain our approach to dealing with complaints involving mortgage underfunding.
We share a selection of banking disputes about misapplied credits and look at insurance complaints connected with travel or holidays.
We share a selection of recent recession-related insurance cases and look at common misunderstandings about claims made under section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act.
We look at banking, insurance and investment complaints from consumers living in rural communities. We focus on the outreach work we do, to ensure the ombudsman service is open to everyone.