Are you caught up in the lost funds scandal—or have you faced other difficulties dealing with NS&I? This month, the state-backed National Savings and Investments (NS&I) bank will release its plan to reunite thousands of bereaved families with their missing money.
In March, it emerged that 37,500 people faced delays due to problems tracing the premium bonds of deceased customers. These families are collectively owed nearly £500 million. To address the situation, the government replaced the bank’s chief executive and brought in extra staff. It also promised compensation for those affected, where appropriate.
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