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This is the year of the âgreat British summerâ â whether we like it or not. Anyone longing for a foreign getaway had their hopes dashed by health secretary, Matt Hancock, who has booked his break in Cornwall and has pointed towards holidays at home for all, while cautioning against trips abroad.
But a UK break can bring its own unknowns and potential problems. Hereâs what to look out for.
Early rush
There are already signs that UK breaks will be more expensive. The largest holiday cottage operator, Awaze, has said there have been price increases in the double digits.
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The FCA s consultation on the plans will last until April and rules could be set by autumn.
Campaigners say the watchdog needs to act quickly to protect savers. Martyn James, of complaints site Resolver, says: The percentages are astronomical and the fact that they have got away with it for so long is absolutely unacceptable.
Goodwin Barrett - which advertises on television and radio - specialises in claims against major banks which sold investment products to savers who could not afford to take risks.
The type of products mis-sold include stocks and shares Isas, investment bonds and unit trusts. Goodwin Barrett says a fee cap would mean it could not heavily advertise to raise awareness of mis-selling - meaning victims miss out on millions in compensation and let banks off the hook.