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Old 15th August 2006, 17:25   #1 (permalink)
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hi

i am just about to put my prelim letter in the post but am confused about when we sould be adding the 8% charges??

what are the 8% charges relating too?

It kind of reads that we should nt be adding them until the bank refuse the refund is this correct??

but then there is a spreadsheet that says should be sent with the prelim letter that adds the 8% to your calculation?

Sorry for being so thick on this one. any help gratefully received.

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Hi Vikki and welcome, th 8% interest in S69 interest which is added to your claim when you file it with the court, in the meantime, when you have filled out the spreadsheet and saved it, delete the interest bit and print, but dont save, alternatively you can call the spreadsheets different names and send the one without the interest to the Bank in your prelim and LBA.

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Hi Vikki

Forget the 8% as this will only be claimed when you file at court could you start a new thread in your banks forum and we can all follow how you are doing and spend some time reading the forums and you will find most answers in there.

Dont add the 8% to your prelim spread sheet.

Goto the FAQ's and the step by step and this will also help

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