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MSE News: Banks' loyal customers are a 'captive audience', regulator warns...

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A major review of the banking sector by the financial regulator has warned that established banks have a "captive audience" of loyal customers who are losing out because they are reluctant to switch or shop around for financial products...
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'Banks' loyal customers are a 'captive audience', regulator warns - if you're unhappy, switch'

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~~joosy jeezus~~
The %'s quoted would suggest that the "report" is a load of tosh.
It's a well known fact. :rotfl:
In return for sending all your money to a bank you don't know, you get a fraction of a percent more interest.
If it breaks, well it wasn't working right anyway.
Well I have none of these with any of my current account providers, so what percentage am I ?
I may have been with my banks for sometime but they work for me, I'm not a 'sweated asset' for my bank to make money out of.
The more I learn, the more I grow.
The more I grow, the more I see.
The more I see, the more I know.
The more I know, the more I see,
How little I know.!!
If you go into a supermarket to buy a tin of beans, they will try to flog you some bread and eggs and butter to go with them.
If you decide you would like all of this but don't have enough money, they'll even flog you a credit card.
Headline in the Daily Fail: 'The death of free supermarket shopping '.