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Change to terms of business—Financial Services Compensation Scheme limit changes again

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Published on: 31 January 2017
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Table of contents

  • Reasons for the change
  • Changes to Terms of Business

Article summary

The FSCS deposit protection limit has changed again. From 30 January 2017 it has gone back up to £85,000 (or £170,000 for joint accounts).

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