If you've lost cash because a savings or investments provider has gone bust, you could be liable for compensation from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). Alternatively, you may be concerned about if and how your money is protected should the worst happen.
Well, good news. As well as giving you a guide to the FSCS some handy hints and tips on whether you might qualify for compensation, how much you might be entitled to receive and how to claim your money, we've also got an expert on hand to answer your questions right here on guardian.co.uk/fscs.
FSCS senior communications officer Suzette Browne will be here from 1pm. She will answer your questions on making claims for lost savings and investments, as well as guiding you through how the FSCS protects your money. You can post your question (or questions) below from today, or join us live here at 1pm for the webchat.
All the usual Guardian community rules apply so please keep all questions focused on the subject of savings, investments and how to claim compensation. We will be running another chat next month looking at insurance companies and mopping up any other queries not answered in this chat – so make sure to look out for that.
Post your questions below.
