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FSB plea to Chancellor of the Exchequer
Federation welcomes interest rate cut
Scottish First Minister to speak at Aviemore 2002
Advice? We don't need any, thanks
Scholarships will help prevent social exclusion
Employment figures hide truth, says report
Communications funding available
Barclays announces plans to help SMEs
Possible solution to credit card loophole
Possible solution to credit card loophole
FSB Insurance Service is warning members to be wary of credit and debit card fraud. Currently, there is no protection or compensation available to a business that has been defrauded remotely. By contrast, when a customer buys from you in person using a stolen card, the bank will take responsibility and the 'real' cardholder is not charged.
As a result, FSB Insurance Service is launching an insurance product to protect members against just this kind of fraud. Cardholder Absent Insurance is designed to reimburse you with the value of goods and services, plus bank penalty charges and any distribution costs.
For the full News, see pages 4-5, 7-8, 27 of the December 2001 / January 2002 issue of First Voice
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