Latest Income protection News 
Which lauches Facebook application to encourage people to reclaim money for mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance
Which? is harnessing the power of social networking site, Facebook, to encourage more people to reclaim money for mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance (PPI). The consumer champion has launched Payback – a Facebook application designed to spread awareness of PPI among recent graduates and young professionals who may have been mis-sold a policy when taking out an unsecured loan or credit card. Payback users compete with friends to gain as many ... [more]
Sale of single premium PPI is to be banned
The Competition Commission (CC) has published its final report into the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) market. Commenting on the Competition Commission's final report into PPI, Ian Williams, director of communications at moneysupermarket.com, said: "As a product there is nothing fundamentally wrong with payment protection insurance; indeed ABI stats recently showed a 118 per cent increase in unemployment claims on PPI policies demonstratin... [more]
A typical family could easily save over £2,350 each year in its insurance bill
With simple steps, a typical family can save over £2,350 each year on its insurance fees. Insurance is a vital part of everyday finances for us all, but there is no need to pay over the odds for it. Andy Leadbetter, managing director of insurance at moneysupermarket.com, said: "While insurance is essential for financial security and peace of mind, it is important Brits only opt for a level of cover relevant to their needs, and at the best ava... [more]
City council puts income tax on ballot
Delaware City Council on July 26 approved the third and final reading of an ordinance that will put on the Nov. 2 ballot a 0.3-percent income tax levy dedicated to the city fire department. If approved by voters, it would raise the overall income tax from 1.55 to 1.85 percent.
Amgen 2Q net income slips on higher taxes
Biotechnology company Amgen Inc. said Thursday that its second-quarter net income slipped 5 percent, mainly on higher taxes, but the results topped Wall Street expectations.
EPA Putting Environmental Justice into Practice
The Environmental Protection Agency took a step to prevent the politically vulnerable from becoming undue victims of pollution.
The New Credit-Card Tricks
Just months after historic legislation banned certain billing practices, card issuers have dreamed up new ones designed to trip up consumers.
Habitat for Humanity planning low-income eco-village in River Falls
Habitat for Humanity is planning an eco-village — the first of its kind in the nation — to provide environmentally friendly, affordable housing in River Falls, Wis.
Owner of Henrico financial firm files for bankruptcy
The owner of a financial-services firm in western Henrico County who owes thousands of dollars in back state and federal income taxes has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The filing last week in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Richmond pertains only to the personal debt of Goochland County resident Steven ...
What's in a name? For three cities, a lot of history
Riverside and Thousand Oaks were accurate monikers from the get-go. But Orange was a slightly different story. Orange. Riverside. Thousand Oaks.
Zurich offers income protection up to age 70
Zurich Financial Services Australia has introduced income protection that provides cover for people who plan to work up until the age of 70.
Hell’s Kitchen height limit sacrificed for ‘public good’
More affordable housing for the community, or preservation of the unique character of Hell’s Kitchen. During the final phase of Community Board 4’s public review of the western portion of the Hudson Yards project, the board could only choose one.
Pilgrim's Pride profit sinks, revenue slips
Chicken processor Pilgrim's Pride Corp. said Friday that its second-quarter profit slid 38 percent as revenue fell. The company's shares sank to their lowest level since the company emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection late last year before recovering slightly.
