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Old 3rd May 2006, 12:45   #1 (permalink)
friendgeorge
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Thumbs down HFC Household bank help.........abbrevations not known

hello all
well got my request for statements this morning but i quote: these are not statements but screen prints as statements are not avalible as the account is now closed? this is what the compliment slip said attatched to my statements and to be honest i cannot for the life of me understand the termanology of the abreviations so can someone help please they are as follows:
INT CAPITALISE
ADMN FEE PAYMENT i know what this one is
PAYMNT REVERSAL
RREGULAR PAYMT
ADMIN FEE ASSESS

also we owed £19553.31 and paid £21204.10 is there any chance we can get the intrest back from them

any help would be appreciated as i want to get these T***s back for taking us to court and nearly getting our home from us

thanks so much
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Old 3rd May 2006, 13:21   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: HFC Household bank help.........abbrevations not known

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Originally Posted by friendgeorge
hello all
well got my request for statements this morning but i quote: these are not statements but screen prints as statements are not avalible as the account is now closed? this is what the compliment slip said attatched to my statements and to be honest i cannot for the life of me understand the termanology of the abreviations so can someone help please they are as follows:
INT CAPITALISE
ADMN FEE PAYMENT i know what this one is
PAYMNT REVERSAL
RREGULAR PAYMT
ADMIN FEE ASSESS

also we owed £19553.31 and paid £21204.10 is there any chance we can get the intrest back from them

any help would be appreciated as i want to get these T***s back for taking us to court and nearly getting our home from us

thanks so much
OK, I'll try - apologies if incorrect.

INT CAPITALISE - Unsure but possibly something to do with INTerest
ADMN FEE PAYMENT i know what this one is
PAYMNT REVERSAL - Reversal of a Direct Debit or Standing Order. e.g. your account is o/d and a DD goes out - they recall it
RREGULAR PAYMT - Presumably a note stating that it's not a one off payment
ADMIN FEE ASSESS - Presumably a note confirming they are applying an admin fee for assessing your account.


I doubt very much you'll be able to get all the interest back because most of it was agreed by you. The only interest you'll be able to claim is interest they charged on any unlawful charges that were taken from your account. This is difficult to calculate and therefore probably not worth the effort as it will only be a few pounds. However, if they don't settle before the deadlines and you are forced to issue proceedings then you can claim interest at 8% on each charge from the date each charge was applied.

Good luck.
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Old 19th June 2006, 14:59   #3 (permalink)
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Default Re: HFC Household bank help.........abbrevations not known

INT CAPITALISE

Hi - this means that the interest charged on your account has been added to the debt i.e. 'capitalised'. This is an accounting term - this means that further interest is charged on the total debt i.e. you will be paying interest on the capitalised interest as well........

Hope this helps.

P.S. I am a chartered accountant, and I work for a bank
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Originally Posted by friendgeorge
hello all
well got my request for statements this morning but i quote: these are not statements but screen prints as statements are not avalible as the account is now closed? this is what the compliment slip said attatched to my statements and to be honest i cannot for the life of me understand the termanology of the abreviations so can someone help please they are as follows:
INT CAPITALISE
ADMN FEE PAYMENT i know what this one is
PAYMNT REVERSAL
RREGULAR PAYMT
ADMIN FEE ASSESS

also we owed £19553.31 and paid £21204.10 is there any chance we can get the intrest back from them

any help would be appreciated as i want to get these T***s back for taking us to court and nearly getting our home from us

thanks so much
Hi there, I was wondering if you could help me with HFC and their abbreviations also. I am unsure as to what the ADMIN FEE PAYMENT is but it appears on my statements a lot along with the ADMIN FEE ASSESS. Could you please help me with this

Which charges are you claiming back? How is it going?

Many thanks

Richard
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Old 19th August 2006, 11:19   #5 (permalink)
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Hi Richard

OVERCHARGED CONSUMER put the answers for me and i took it as true. I'm not having any luck with them, they have offered me £35.00 i know what a joke..... i had to write to them again last week as they are not getting back to me in the time i am giving them, but we are prepared to go to court, as we did with nationwide, although nationwide just closed our account, but with Household we don't have anything with them anymore. They are the pits they nearly took our home from us it was a terrible time we went through with them, and i am determined to get them back somehow, and i will, if it's the last thing i do. Anyway good luck yourself and let me know how you get on and i will do the same, bye
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Default Re: HFC Household bank help.........abbrevations not known

i have another one for you guys

Debt Adj £50.00

thats £200 i one day charges :o
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