Will the Isle of Man's finance regulator take a hit for aggrieved customers affected by ScottishPower's 'miss-selling scandal'?
The Financial Services Authority has been asked to give evidence to an investigative panel of MPs in Westminster on the £75 million saga next week.
It's after it was implicated by a former director of a collapsed cashback structure which was set up and insured by Island-based companies.
625,000 customers are believed to have been affected - we asked two pensioners how it's made them feel:
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