FSCL is a finalist in the New Zealand Law Awards 2017!
FSCL has been selected as a finalist in the Financial Services In-House Team of the Year category of the New Zealand Law Awards 2017.
FSCL has been selected as a finalist in the Financial Services In-House Team of the Year category of the New Zealand Law Awards 2017.
Financial Services Complaints Limited (FSCL) says many of the complaints it investigates stem from poor communication between financial services providers and their clients.
Read Rob Stock’s article about travel cards, their fees and charges, and traps for the unwary.
Meet Daniel – a real person whose name isn’t actually Daniel, but we will call him this so he remains anonymous. As he was approaching 50, he decided to downgrade his life insurance and trauma cover, as his premiums were getting a little pricey.
A woman who put her house in jeopardy over her son’s car loan has prompted a warning to make sure you know what you are getting into if you agree to guarantee a loan.
Humans break things. We have all sorts of unexpected accidents and they cost us lots of money. Most people assume they’ll be covered by insurance when they have an “accident”. Fortunately, that’s usually the case, but not always. Read Diana Clement’s opinion piece on expensive insurance accidents.
A complaint to dispute resolution service FSCL has resulted in an insurer changing unfair contract terms – but not for the reason complained about.
Read this article from Stuff on one of our recent case notes
Insurance companies are continuing to attract the most complaints to dispute resolution service Financial Services Complaints Limited (FSCL), but it is sales of replacement policies by independent financial advisers that is causing FSCL increasing concern.
Award-winning personal finance journalist and author Mary Holm will join the board of disputes resolution service Financial Services Complaints Limited (FSCL) from 1 October.