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2nd April 2006, 11:26
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | Re: Balance of risk? Try and get another account with the facilities first.
How much is outstanding on the loan - is it more than the amount they owe you in charges?
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2nd April 2006, 18:40
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | Re: Balance of risk? I was wondering if the amount of charges outweighed the outstanding balance of the loan and the OD.
Obviously not, in this case.
I am in a similar position with FD at the moment - they have taken about 65 quids worth of charges, yet I have an OD of £1200 with them which they will, without doubt, call in if I start proceedings against them.
I intend to sell things on ebay and save a little and when I have paid the OD off, then I will claim my £65 back with interest.
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3rd April 2006, 00:15
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | Re: Balance of risk? You should start to explore the possibility of accounts with other banks. Ask the Co-Op for a basic account.
Your loan account is probably untouchable but check the T&Cs.
So if you find that you can get one or more accounts elsewhere, that your loan is untouchable, then how much else is at stake?
Can they touch the child trust fund? Check the T&Cs. See if you can move that out somewhere else. You probabl;y can. It is a secure kind of account for a bank. Money in and noe going out.
When you have solved these problems and read your T&Cs, you may find that it is not such a risk to claim back your charges.
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