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TSB issues commercial fishing safety recommendations following 2021 sinking of Tyhawk
The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) issued three recommendations to increase commercial fishing safety in Canada. The recommendations follow an investigation into the sinking of the Tyhawk in 2021. Ice began accumulating on the vessel due to freezing rain. The Tyhawk’s stability was compromised in part by the addition of a removable deck.
TSB investigating after trains collide in Montreal injuring 7 The TSB is investigating after a CN train and an exo passenger train collided in Montreal on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023. Urgences-santé confirmed it responded to the scene and treated seven people, three of whom were transported to hospital. Service on the exo Mascouche line was cancelled for the evening, but resumed Wednesday morning.
HSBC and TSB issue message to anybody with a mortgage and 'it's great news' HSBC and TSB announced cuts, following on from Virgin Money yesterday. Brokers welcomed the news but one said "lenders need to put an end to the phoney war"
More than half of Black Friday shoppers ‘set to put spending on credit’ 42% of people surveyed for TSB expect to make purchases over Black Friday. But more than half (56%) of those spending are set to use a form of credit. A further 21% said they will borrow money informally from friends and family.
New Zealanders lost $200m to scams, banks say New data shows that almost $200 million has been lost to scams over the past year. The data was released by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) It shows that across ANZ, ASB, BNZ, Co-op Bank, Heartland, Kiwibank, Rabobank, SBS, TSB, Unity and Westpac, New Zealanders lost $198,372,837.17 in the year to September.
Barclays, Lloyds, Santander, HSBC and NatWest customers told 'don't click' alert NatWest, Santander, HSBC, Nationwide, Lloyds, Barclays and TSB customers warned. Hackers are able to use savvy technology to create fake websites that look incredibly real, adding their own links and information. Clickjacking works by silently "hijacking" your clicks to infect devices, steal personal information and money.
Warning to anybody with Lloyds, Barclays, HSBC, NatWest bank account who rents Anyone with Lloyds, Barclays, HSBC, NatWest, Nationwide or TSB account warned. ONS report showed that private rental prices paid by tenants in the UK increased by 6.1% in the 12 months to October 2023. The biggest annual percentage change since comparable records started in January 2016.
Hunter finds aircraft wreckage, 20 to 25 years old, in B.C.’s Interior The wreckage is located between Kamloops and Monte Lake and was found on Nov. 3. No registration or identifying marks are visible. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) was also notified of the wreckage.
'Don't click' warning to Barclays, Lloyds, Santander, HSBC customers NatWest, Santander, HSBC, Nationwide, Lloyds, Barclays and TSB customers warned. Attack works by silently "hijacking" your clicks as an expert has warned bank account customers. Keeper Security revealed how 'invisible' clickjacking can steal your info.
Kelowna-bound plane loses control, Transportation Safety Board investigating The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) is headed to Kelowna, B.C., in the wake of an aircraft incident. A Nov. 3 incident involved a plane losing control and an emergency being declared. Investigators will gather information and assess the occurrence.
TSB issues £500 warning to anybody with an account and says 'be wary' TSB has warned the number of purchase fraud cases jumped by more than a third between January and October 2023, compared with the same period in 2022. The rise of 35 per cent has sparked urgent warnings from the bank, which saws on average, over £500 was lost per case.
Bank fraudbuster says beware Facebook Marketplace - how to avoid getting scammed: LUNCH MONEY TSB’s director of fraud, Paul Davis, sounded the alarm on social media fraud. But why did he single out Facebook Marketplace above others? Simon Lambert and Lee Boyce look at why social media scams have rocketed.
Should you buy items on Facebook Marketplace? TSB fraud boss says you should think twice... here's... TSB said it had seen a 35 per cent spike in online purchase fraud. Scammers trick people into paying for goods and services that don't exist. Banks seeing over 400 cases a day of online purchase Fraud.
Bank warns customers to take action to avoid losing £500 The number of purchase fraud cases seen by TSB jumped by more than a third. According to TSB’s data, more than £500 was lost per case on average. Purchase frauds happen when criminals trick people into paying for goods and services that do not exist.
Bank in warning to shoppers after spike in purchase... On average, over £500 was lost per case, according to TSB’s data. Purchase frauds happen when criminals trick people into paying for goods and services that do not exist. Vehicles and parts, tickets for events, trainers and clothing are often items being offered by scammers, TSB said.
'Awful' warning to TSB, Nationwide and other bank customers Customers with TSB, Nationwide, Santander and other banks have been hit with an "awful" warning following research from a banking watchdog. The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) collected data from banks on reimbursement to victims amid a rising tide of scams across the country. TSB fully reimbursed 94% of the APP scam cases reported to it, followed by Nationwide, 91% of cases, and Barclays, 79%. Monzo, 6%, 8% 14. AIB, 12%
Warning issued to anybody with TSB, Nationwide, Barclays or Santander account PSR released data from 14 of the UK's major banking groups on how much it reimburses customers when they fall victim to an Authorised Push Payment (APP) scam. APP scams happen when someone is tricked into sending money to a fraudster posing as a genuine payee. This type of scam has quickly become one of the most "significant" types of fraud accounting for nearly £500million in losses last year. TSB was found to have fully reimbursed the most victims in full with 94% of reported APP scam cases reimbursed.
TSB leads UK banks in reimbursing customers conned by... TSB came top among Britain's main banks in reimbursing customers conned by fraudsters. Fraud is Britain's biggest crime, and APP scams accounted for 40% of fraud losses last year. TSB, owned by Spanish bank Sabadell, refunded 91% of reported APP losses.
Monzo customers most targeted by scammers – but least likely to get a refund For every £1m sent via Monzo in 2022, £280 was lost to payment fraud. The bank also was the least likely to offer a full refund to victims. Just 6pc of victims were fully refunded by Monzo last year. In contrast, TSB and Nationwide refunded 94pc and 91pc respectively.
'Worst' warning issued to anybody who uses Monzo bank account TSB reimbursed 15 times more customers’ fraud losses than Monzo in 2022. Monzo was the worst-performing big name bank in this regard. Metro Bank, Starling and Clydesdale/Virgin Money all performed poorly.
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