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.
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Thanks for your responses, I'm sitting at my computer doing my accounts, I guess the first thing to do is try and add up just how much the bank has charged me in penalties over the last few years since they started their 'referral charges'
WS, start in the FAQs so you know the ins and out of the process. The guide has pretty much everything you need to start the ball rolling. Livelylad has managed to obatin a list of all claimable bank charges and their historical amounts so you can identify them on your statements. And I have written a guide to identifying all of your bank charges (including those that are added together).
That should get the ball rolling for you.
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Hi,
I'm a little daunted by calculating the overdraft interest on my illegal charges.Which total about £4000 since August 2000.
Is ther a Mac readable spreadsheet I can download? I already have statements in my possession going back to 2000. Is there an advantage in sending off for up to date versions?
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