LONDON: The UK financial regulator is clamping down on banks that make it difficult for customers to switch savings accounts, causing them to lose out on the best rates of interest with confusing literature and difficult processes.
In January, the FCA said the UK’s savings account market gave consumers a poor deal by not providing enough clear and simple information about how to access better rates, Naomi Rovnick writes.
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