Patricia Pearl - Small Claims Procedure - A Practical Guide


An excellent guide for the layperson in how to use the County Court - a must if you are intending to start a claim.

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Last Will and Testament Kit


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BAILIFFS - The Law and Your Rights

Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.

The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.

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    Default RBS have withdrawn my overdraft without warning

    I went to the cash machine for a mini statement today to check if a cheque had cleared, only to find that my available balance said NIL.

    When I enquired about it in the branch, I was told that when I first got the overdrafticon as a student several years ago, an expiry date had been placed on the overdraft and their central office had now applied this.
    I was told that I would have to appeal and reapply for the overdraft and as I now get my wages paid elsewhere, i would need to provide payslips which I will do tomorrow.

    My question really is, given my credit file isn't good at the moment (I have a CCJ and a default from 3 years ago, plus electoral roll address accuracy problems) are they likely to reinstate the overdraft or will they just attempt to ride me for bank charges?


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    Default Re: RBS have withdrawn my overdraft without warning

    Quote Originally Posted by Vashda Nerada View Post
    I went to the cash machine for a mini statement today to check if a cheque had cleared, only to find that my available balance said NIL.

    When I enquired about it in the branch, I was told that when I first got the overdrafticon as a student several years ago, an expiry date had been placed on the overdraft and their central office had now applied this.
    I was told that I would have to appeal and reapply for the overdraft and as I now get my wages paid elsewhere, i would need to provide payslips which I will do tomorrow.

    My question really is, given my credit file isn't good at the moment (I have a CCJ and a default from 3 years ago, plus electoral roll address accuracy problems) are they likely to reinstate the overdraft or will they just attempt to ride me for bank charges?
    It is unlikely(in relation to your question re riding you) but do you pay into the account regularly?


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    Default Re: RBS have withdrawn my overdraft without warning

    Quote Originally Posted by yourbank View Post
    It is unlikely(in relation to your question re riding you) but do you pay into the account regularly?
    Yep, I get my child benefit paid in to the account 4 weekly.

    I'm just having nightmares here that involve an overdrafticon I'll never be able to clear with tons of charges being added every month.


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    Default Re: RBS have withdrawn my overdraft without warning

    Quote Originally Posted by Vashda Nerada View Post
    Yep, I get my child benefit paid in to the account 4 weekly.

    I'm just having nightmares here that involve an overdrafticon I'll never be able to clear with tons of charges being added every month.
    I wouldn't and if need be argue that the bank made an error putting an end date on the overdraft since normally it would be until further notice even on student accounts.


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    Default Re: RBS have withdrawn my overdraft without warning

    I got it changed from a student account when I started working anyway so I thought the overdrafticon would just run until paid off, but according to them RBSicon always put an overdraft expiry date on with student accounts.


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    Default Re: RBS have withdrawn my overdraft without warning

    Quote Originally Posted by Vashda Nerada View Post
    I got it changed from a student account when I started working anyway so I thought the overdrafticon would just run until paid off, but according to them RBSicon always put an overdraft expiry date on with student accounts.
    Hmm, they mean graduate account and that isn't the case usually since the overdraft(interest free bit) SHOULD decreas over time.



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