Barclays tops bank complaints table

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lovemoney staff
Updated on 29 October 2018 | 1 Comment

Barclays received the highest number of banking complaints in the first half of this year - with current accounts a big cause of disagreements.

This article is in the process of being updated.

For help with complaining to a bank, please read our guide here.

If the bank doesn't resolve your complaint within 8 weeks you can take it to the Financial Ombudsman: find out how to do this here.

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hopefultom
17 April 2013
Hello Rebecca You have published similar articles before and it is still the case that league tables, like the ones you include are pretty meaningless if they are not quantified. We need to know the number of accounts, policies, credit cards etc issued by each institution, so as to get the full picture
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