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GE Money hit by FSA fine...

GE Money Home Lending has been fined £1.1 million by the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

The watchdog found that over 600 of the sub-prime bad credit loans lender lost out on an average of £3,000 each due to its "failings".

In its ruling, the FSA said that GE Money had mismanaged the "retention clauses" found in borrower's mortgage contracts.

These allow a part of the mortgage loan to be withheld, so that the lender can perform tasks such as making repairs.

However, GE Money was found to have improperly charged interest on some of this money, resulting in some of its customers overpaying.

The lender has already admitted to these failings, which came to light in 2004 - and has already compensated customers by over £7 million.

Margaret Cole, the director of enforcement at the FSA, commented: "The firm's failings were serious because a large number of borrowers, including some with impaired or non-standard credit profiles, were put at risk of financial loss."
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