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Federal Government creates a stronger bank consumer complaints system

Hmmm, gearing up for FATCA implementation?
“The Federal Government has proposed a new regime for the handling of complaints by customers of banks. While banks are already required to have a consumer complaints procedure in place and to be a member of an external complaints body where unresolved complaints can be referred, the current system has not been satisfactory to many of the banks or consumers.” http://www.bankingfinancialserviceslaw.com/

Department of Finance: http://www.fin.gc.ca/n12/data/12-079_1-eng.asp
http://gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/2012/2012-07-14/html/reg2-eng.html

A new complaint procedure/policy for bank customers – coincidental timing? Or is our Canadian government anticipating the flurry of complaints when FATCA comes into force?

1 thought on “Federal Government creates a stronger bank consumer complaints system

  1.  Well, it could be they are just creating a new level of roundabout since it seems the privacy issues/laws aren’t going to be worth the paper they’re written on. Try to make us feel like we aren’t being sold out.

    I guess we could round up all the USC’s here as well as the Iranians who’ve had their accounts closed and simply bombard them with an endless stream of reality.

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