article_snippet.sent: HSBC was ordered to pay them compensation after the banking industry watchdog found a £250,000 mortgage application
article_snippet.sent: HSBC was criticised for refusing to grant the £250,000 loan because the husband would have been over 65 when the 18-year-deal finished, according to The Sunday Times.
article_snippet.sent: HSBC was ordered to pay £500 to A couple in their 40s for A couple in their 40s
article_snippet.sent: HSBC had issued a decision in principle, indicating that The couple, who do not wish to be named would be prepared to lend the money, but the money then refused to proceed due to the husband
article_snippet.sent: HSBC was ordered to pay £500 to The couple for The couple ‘distress and inconvenience’ over the ‘unfair application of HSBC age policy’, and was told to reconsider The couple loan application .
highlights_snippet.sent: HSBC was ordered to pay £500 to couple for ‘distress and inconvenience’
  
highlights_snippet.sent: HSBC was criticised for refusing to grant the £250,000 loan .
  