Account-ability Advice for Banks
Most blogs we're so busy discussing the budget last week they missed the BBC's undercover whistleblower program exposing "A nine-month investigation by BBC reporters working undercover in a leading British bank has revealed a culture of ruthlessness and lies which will shock their customers." - BBC WhistleblowerUndercover reporter Amanda Egbujo went undercover as an employee of Barclays for 9 months. In that time she witnessed common practices such as:
I asserted this was not just Barclays, and I have my own experience with HSBC, when they decided to cancel my Graduate 0% Interest Overdraft (which stood over £1000), then reinstate the overdraft a year later at a standard 15% interest. This case is currently with the small claims court. Indeed this week Halifax had to issue an apology for stolen mortgage details. Unlike average joe who has £20-£35 penalties automatically deducted at the end of the month for going over agreed limits, Halifax is given plenty of time to get their act together by the FSA.I've said this before, it's not legal, it's not business, it's immoral and indefensible. As a Christian, I believe that these corrupt financial institutions will one day have to answer to God: "If you see that the donkey of someone who hates you has collapsed under its load, do not walk by. Instead, stop and help. In a lawsuit, you must not deny justice to the poor." - Exodus 23:5-6 Labels: Bad Company, Bank Robbers, corruption.gov.uk, Justice And Mercy, Profiteering, wealthcreation.gov.uk |



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