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The Financial Services Authority claims its new payment protection insurance tables will help empower consumers.
The daily-updated tables, launched last week on its consumer website, enable comparisons of PPI products that cover mortgages, unsecured personal loans, secured loans and credit cards.
But Simon Burgess, managing director of British Insurance, says the data provided by the tables is too general and may not make it easier for consumers to choose the...
