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Hi I have had a "goodwill" payment from Lloyds but obviously I didnt accept and sent them a letter telling them and have had no reply so I am filling in the claim form. I am not sure how to word it correctly to include the info about the charges, interest etc and also the £750 payment. Do I just knock it off the total or what? I have looked all over the forum but cant find any advice! Please help this place has been invaluable so far worth its weight in gold!
Enter the £750 on the schedule of charges as a - (minus ) figure on the date it was credited. This will then show you've taken this payment into account and claiming for the balance.
Enter the £750 on the schedule of charges as a - (minus ) figure on the date it was credited. This will then show you've taken this payment into account and claiming for the balance.
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but obviously I didnt accept and sent them a letter telling them and have had no reply so I am filling in the claim form. I am not sure how to word it correctly to include the info about the charges, interest
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