Financial Services Compensation Scheme 15 February 2011 ; FSCS representative Suzette Browne answers your questions on the Financial Services Compensation Scheme live at 1pm on 15 February 2011,
If you've lost cash because an insurance 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.
FSCS senior communications officer Suzette Browne will be here live from 1pm on Tuesday 15 February to answer your questions about how the FSCS protects your cash and what you should know before making an investment.
Please note, the FSCS is unable to answer any questions relating directly to personal circumstances or specific claims in this forum. Any such queries should be directed to the FSCS customer services via its website or by phone on 0800 678 1100 or 0207 741 4100.
All the usual Guardian community rules apply so please keep all questions focused on the subject of savings, investments and how to claim compensation.
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