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2nd July 2009, 17:36
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| | Gold Account Holder | Re: Lloyds should have acted sooner!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by Jezzaa Lloyds agreed to refund some unauth fees. FOS involved.
Surprize surprize go to take money refunded out of account Branch cant help with collections! Rang from branch to collections totally confusing.
They are using refund against debt on overdraft. Makes it still overdrawn so no I cant have it.
Read somewhere some time ago they shouldn't do this. Can anyone tell me where to find it.?
Thanks Jezzaa | Did you get something in writing from the FOS and what was the wording?
If the claim was against Financial Hardship then the bank can offset it against any debt owing but it is unusual that they would refund and leave the account over the overdraft limit which has me intrigued by what was written to you. |
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2nd July 2009, 17:53
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| Re: Lloyds should have acted sooner!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by Jezzaa Phone call from FOS this morning Saying Bank will refund because they should have acted sooner when I advised of health problems in May 2008. which are life long and have contributed to financal hardship.Accordingly refund was to put me back to a position I was in May 08. Thats a joke it is only tiny conpared to overall charges! FOS Sending letter out this evening to me so I can only go by what was said on phone. | Have the bank already refunded the charges today or have they not? |
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2nd July 2009, 17:58
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Where else can you earn 8% interest on your money? Start your County Court claim NOW!!! Cagger since
: Jan 2007
Posts: 57
| Re: Lloyds should have acted sooner!!! Yes they have refunded today.
But cant draw out because it will take me over my overdraft.
Not used account since Oct when I cancelled everything DD wise
Been paying £50 per month to get rid of OD but theyve charged me £29 per month interest. Its supposed to be on a plan? |
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2nd July 2009, 18:04
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| | Gold Account Holder | Re: Lloyds should have acted sooner!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by Jezzaa Yes they have refunded today.
But cant draw out because it will take me over my overdraft.
Not used account since Oct when I cancelled everything DD wise
Been paying £50 per month to get rid of OD but theyve charged me £29 per month interest. Its supposed to be on a plan? | Does it take you under your overdraft facility?
Are you aware that the banks right of offset of a refund overrides any right of appropriation?
Does it also mean that the amount now owing on the OD is reduced? |
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2nd July 2009, 18:24
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| | Gold Account Holder | Re: Lloyds should have acted sooner!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by Jezzaa Under OD by £30 odd
And yes it does mean the overdraft is reduced by the amount refunded
but the refund would be better used to pay mortgage not the bank. | Is there arrears on mortgage(2 months or more)?
Are there any repayment plans in place for arrears on mortgage? |
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2nd July 2009, 18:43
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Your bank owes you an awful lot more money than you realise See here Cagger since
: Jan 2007
Posts: 57
| Re: Lloyds should have acted sooner!!! Yes been trying over last few months to reduce arrears whilst still making mortgage original payment.
Do I have a right of apportion? |
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2nd July 2009, 18:46
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Your bank owes you an awful lot more money than you realise See here Cagger since
: Jun 2008
Posts: 4,473
| Re: Lloyds should have acted sooner!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by Jezzaa Yes been trying over last few months to reduce arrears whilst still making mortgage original payment.
Do I have a right of apportion? | The repayment plan on the mortgage means no to financial hardship as such. And unfortunately, the banks' right of offset over rides the right of appropriation on a refund of charges. Might be worth asking the FOS about suspension of interest charges of a few months to help repay the overdraft  |
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6th July 2009, 10:02
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | Re: Lloyds should have acted sooner!!! 2 threads merged.
__________________ Please take time to read up. Respect other users -no libel or flaming If you cant see what you need-ask Patience is a virtue - dont we know it. All advice and guidance offered is done so without liability,and is personal experience and views only.If in doubt seek professional help from a legally trained professional. Your views and thoughts count,we welcome any suggestions for improvements. |
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6th July 2009, 12:46
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Posts: 57
| Re: Lloyds should have acted sooner!!! Just a quick note.
I got into this mess in 2007 because of ill health not that I'd spent money willy nilly. Informed Lloyds in May 08. still not resolved. Cant claim PPI.
Requested refund due to mis-sold. Refused ! |
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