Scotsman: Watchdog Bares Teeth With £55,000 Fine For Ads

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A friendly society which targeted elderly consumers has been fined £55,000 by the chief city watchdog, the Financial Services Authority, for misleading advertising.

Read the full article at Scotsman.com

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