20/07/2012

Ulster Bank Begins To Correct Charges

Ulster Bank has began to correct and reverse fees and charges to customers effected by the technical issues at the bank, which started on 19th June.

Earlier this week, the bank said it would announce details on how to address "out of pocket expenses".

In a statement today the bank said it will continue to discuss the details of these regulators and will provide further details to its customers as soon as possible.

(CD/GK)

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