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Which? declares insurance market “broken” in formal super-complaint to FCA

A woman walks past a home insurance sign in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Which? takes extraordinary step of using its statutory powers to submit a super-complaint to the FCA over its concerns about home and travel insurance.

Consumer group Which? has filed a “super-complaint” with the FCA, arguing that the home and travel insurance markets are fundamentally “broken” and failing to protect customers.

The complaint, a major intervention by the consumer champion, calls for decisive action from the regulator to address what it describes as widespread industry

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