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    Default Preliminary approach for repayment

    Hi. I am about to send my preliminary approach for repayment letter to the Bank of Scotlandicon and i'm finding the whole experience rather daunting!!!

    I'm a bit confused about what interesticon i have to include with my request. Am i requesting refund of the Account Maintenance Charges that were applied to my account each month my account went overdrawn, or is there some other interest that i should be requesting back?

    Once i know this information i will then be able to complete my spreadsheet.

    Many thanks
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    You do not include any interesticon at this point. Just the charges that have occurred.
    You wont need to add interest until (and IF) it went to court action (MoneyClaim)

    Good luck and dont be nervous.

    It gets better as it goes on

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    Default Re: Preliminary approach for repayment

    Thanks Fullyskinted your help is much appreciated.

    Basically, i just include all my excess overdrafticon charges and account maintenance charges for the last six years.

    I feel more confident already

    Thanks again.
    Scott


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    I personally just went for the easy option - i.e. just the charges /fees. SOme have gone the whole hog and gone for the overdraught interesticon, but imho its not on (this si MY opinion remember ) - if you have an overdraught and use it then the bank is well within its rights to charge you its interest rate applied to overdraughts.
    It also makes the claim a lot easier to work out

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    Default Re: Preliminary approach for repayment

    I think i will do just that and go for the easy option. I have to claim back £609.00 in excess overdrafticon charges and £312.00 in account maintenance charges. As for any other interest i wouldn't have a clue how to work it out!

    Cheers.


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    Default Re: Preliminary approach for repayment

    On the account maintenance charges, have you had a royalties, or royalties gold account?


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    I have never heard of those terms so i would say no. My account has always been just a current account.


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    Default Re: Preliminary approach for repayment

    Quote Originally Posted by scott2121210 View Post
    I think i will do just that and go for the easy option. I have to claim back £609.00 in excess overdrafticon charges and £312.00 in account maintenance charges. As for any other interest i wouldn't have a clue how to work it out!

    Cheers.
    I take it you have the simple calcs excel sheet?

    If not, go get it! I think it was Vampiress that posted them.

    On the sheets it has the columns you need, incl the 8% interest from date of charge/fee.

    Very handy!

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    http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...t=spread+sheet

    Use this. Until it goes to court action you dont need to include the 8% interesticon on the schedule of charges sheets.

    Just alter the print area accordingly

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    Default Re: Preliminary approach for repayment

    Thats great, now i know what to include on my spreadsheet.

    Thanks for all your help



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