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Not yet uk. But I know it will be quite a lot. Hopefully it will be below the small claims limit. Just had a quick look at the overall totals of interest, charges, arrangement fees etc over the past 8 years (since I started the business) and I have paid them an average of £14,000 a year so they have done quite well out of me. I have to say that about £97K of that is interest on the two loans I have with them, so quite legitimate, although I have had a few rows with them about it.
As an aside - is there anything about overdraft arrangement fees on here?
OK - another couple of days trawling (not trolling) through the site. Think this thread should probably be moved to 'Business claims for bank charges'.
I have just re-read some of the posts so that I can get my act together with regard to reclaiming business charges - but there is a lot of conflicting information
The advise by some seems to be that business claims will not get anywhere whereas others say to go ahead. One post talks of a new strategy but has not yet been added to.
Trilby v NatWest (Business)
for my business account.
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