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Lloyds have just deducted a £25.00 charge off me for not paying my loan with them even though I have written to say I cannot afford the payments and offered a pro rata amount (which I am waiting for a reponse on). This has now made me go overdrawn, are they allowed to do this?

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I think they are allowed to do this.

 

My advice would be to open a new bank account with a bank that is not associated with Lloyds and have you money paid into the new bank account.

 

You could then set up a standing order to pay what you can afford into your Lloyds account.

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Thanks Huggys

I have already opened a new account and cancelled my standing orders with Lloyds and left the bank with zero balance (now overdrawn due to the deduction they have made).

I guess my only option is to close the lloyds bank account that way they cannot take any money off me that I do not have.

My lloyds bank account is a seperate account from my loan one so I am surprised they could do this. We learn, first think monday I will settle the overdraft so I have 0,00 in my bank and close it.

Do you know if they can stop me closing it all?

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I am not too sure if they can stop you closing it.

 

I am sure somebody else will advise you further.

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Hi,

 

They will not close the account without a '0' balance, you would have to pay off the amount overdrawn first.

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You should be aware that even if your current account is not overdrawn, they may refuse to close it while you have still have payments outstanding on your loan.

 

 

 

enamae

Please note: I have no qualifications in this area and any advice offered is given in good faith.

 

 

http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/publications/Ombudsman-news/40/40_setoff.htm

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I had the same problem with Lloyds TSB.....they refused to close account although it was not overdrawn...i complained to the Financial Ombudsman and the account was closed a week later..........I was in debt to the Lloyds TSB group for £35000 and have now got it down to £7000 and cannot wait to see the back of them..a very nasty organisation to deal with...good luck.

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Just to let you know I did manage to close the account, I think because I only just sent the letters out offering pro-rata amounts and only missed 1 payment so far they didn't quite catch on so no more £25.00 charges taken directly off me (even though I'll know they'll just add them to the loan : ( )

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