Four more well-known banks have been scrutinised by Parliament for not rewarding loyal customers.
Nationwide, Santander, TSB and Virgin Money are the latest banks and building societies to come under fire from the Treasury Committee for offering savings rates significantly below the current interest rate. This widens the Committee’s campaign for banks to increase the savings rates offered to loyal customers, which in March saw Barclays UK, HSBC UK, Lloyds Banking Group and NatWest Group called into question.
In letters sent yesterday, the Treasury Committee asked the banks to explain how increases to the base rate are passed on to savers, why rates on their easy access accounts are so much lower than the base rate, and whether they make loyal customers aware of higher rate savings options available to them.
Four more well-known banks scrutinised by Parliament for not rewarding loyal customers.