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bricro1 | 23:50 Fri 25th Jan 2008 | Personal Finance
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Deposits with banks and B.Societies up to �35K are guaranteed. Who is the guarantor?
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The Financial Services Compensation Scheme

http://www.fscs.org.uk/consumer/faqs/

00:08 Sat 26th Jan 2008
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Thank you. I have read through the FAQs ,
a can of worms!
Where will the FSA get money from if a "major" bank defaults., the Taxpayer!

Much obliged,Bricro
08:19 Sat 26th Jan 2008
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Where else did you expect the money to come from?

Its political expediency. Thousands of Equitable Life policyholders had no such guarantee - and they DID lose out - not just might lose out.
08:48 Sat 26th Jan 2008
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FSCS is funded by levies on firms authorised by the FSA
http://www.fscs.org.uk/consumer/faqs/
13:47 Sat 26th Jan 2008

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