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    • I'm not sure we were on standard tariffs - I've uploaded as many proofs as I can for the ombudsman - ovo called last night uping the compensation to 100 from 50 pounds for the slip in customer service however they won't acknowledge the the problem them not acknowledging a fault has caused nor are they willing to remedy anything as they won't accept the meter or formula was wrong.   I'd appreciate more details on the economy 7 approach and I'll update the ombudsman with any information you can share. 
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    • No, reading the guidance online it says to wait for a letter from the court. Should I wait or submit the directions? BTW, I assume that the directions are a longer version of the particular of claim accompanied by evidence, correct?
    • Thanks for opening, it's been another rough year for my family and I've procastinated a little.. Due to the age of my defaults on this and other accounts (circa 2021), I really need to avoid a CCJ as that will be another 6 years of credit issues. Mediation failed as I played the 'not enough info to make a decision' however during the call for some reason they did offer settlement at 80%, I refused. this has been allocated to small claims track, court date is June 3 and I've received their WS. I'm starting on my WS. They do appear to have provided everything required of them (even if docs could be reconstructions). Not really sure what my argument is anymore but I do want to attend court and see this through. Should a judgement be made against me then I will clear the balance within 30 days and have the CCJ removed - this is still possible isn't it? I'm going to be reading up today and tomorrow and hope you can provide me some guidance in the meantime. Wonder what your advice would be given the documents they have provided? I am now in a position to clear the debt either by lump sum or a few large installments - Is this something i should look into at this late stage? Thanks as always in advance
    • I have now received my SAR. It includes a great deal of information! Is there a time limit on how long account information is kept and/or can be provided to debtors? I have received many account statements which were not previously sent to me. I remember that the creditor should provide explanations of any acronyms and abbreviations that maybe used in the documents. Is this still the case? Also what, if any, are the regulations in regard to adding fees to a debt? Can fees be added to a debt after the court has approved a charge on a property. Perhaps due to the numerous owners of the debt, many payments I made were not properly recorded on the account, some were entered over a year after the payment was made! Following the Legal Charge, I paid every month until my payments were refused. I am trying to compute the over payments, but the addition of fees etc. is confusing me. Any comments and/or help would be appreciated.
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'Three UK credit unions have won a five star rating for personal loan products from the Fairbanking Foundation. This is the first time the Fairbanking Mark has been awarded to credit unions that serve employees of a specific sector. The Fairbanking Foundation, a not-for-profit research-based charity founded in 2008, operates the certification scheme to encourage banking organisations to improve the financial wellbeing delivered by their products. The mark is granted in three, four or five star versions in five possible categories, based on the level of the financial wellbeing a product delivers....The Hoot Credit Union, the 1st Class Credit Union and the NHS Credit Union have all achieved the highest accolade for their personal loans because they have a “tangible positive impact on customers’ financial wellbeing”.......'

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'The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), one of central government’s largest departments, has launched a credit union for staff – the first credit union scheme for civil servants. Around 85,000 DWP employees will now be able to start automatically saving part of their salary into a credit union savings scheme. DWP has set up a payroll scheme with three of the UK’s leading credit unions – Commsave, Hull & East Yorkshire and Voyager Alliance – which will offer a range of ethical financial services to all DWP employees, including budget support and responsible lending. The move was announced in a speech to the credit union sector in parliament by welfare reform minister, Lord David Freud, who pledged his support for credit unions and encouraged people to join their local credit union to help the industry grow...'

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World Credit Union Conference underway in Belfast...

 

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