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  • #31
    Re: Nat West, Loan recall

    As I understood the letter, I may be wrong, what they are wanting repayment in full of by December 2008 are the arrears to fetch payments back into line. I do not think they meant that the whole balance had to be repaid by December 2008. I would double check this with CMS so you are sure.

    Once the arrears are cleared and the account brought back up to date I assume they would continue asking for the £793/ month payments. You need to check this again with CMS.

    As for your repayment calculations her monthly payments are £793/month x 180months this gives a total repayable of £142,740.

    The original loan was £88,500 therefore the interest added to the loan is £54,240.

    If, as I mentioned in my previous post, she would have had the "YES" box ticked, her monthly repayment figure would have been higher, but the total repayable (added interest) may have been considerably less.

    She will probably have been given either option at the time of taking the loan and have plumped for the lower monthly repayments.

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    • #32
      Re: Nat West, Loan recall

      Thank you tools, The way I read the letters, as in the letter dated 9th July NatWest write " The Bank is to be repaid in full by the 31st Dec 2008" which I take to be the whole outstanding balance. No where does NatWest mention the amount she is in arrears. No harm asking CMS though.
      I asked both my daughter and ex if they could remember what they agreed with regards repayment options, but neither have a clue. I suppose that's much the case with most people who take out these loans, they think how much they actually pay back If the banks would make the facts a little clearer, I think some people would think twice before taking the loan.

      What I will do, is write to CMS, and outline my concern as to the other items, especially the letter demanding increased repayments, and ask them to have some positive answers when we have our meeting with them, 21st Nov.

      I will see if I can find the drafts, that's why I done my previous long thread in "Word", copied and pasted it into here, I had spent some 3 hrs writing that, and it disappeared.

      Thanks again razor

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      • #33
        Re: Nat West, Loan recall

        Hi All

        FANTASTIC Result. Thanks Wendy B, you done it.:champagne:

        NatWest passed the loan dept to Credit Management Services, (CMS) who insisted on the loan being recalled. After my letter to CMS referring to the dates being wrong (see thread 14th Oct from Wendy B) CMS agreed to a face to face meeting. We had that meeting yesterday, and CMS had to admit to the mistake, so my daughter now has the repossession lifted, a new contract with CMS at the original rates. fixed for the duration. her ex's name removed from the loan, AND £600 for her legal costs.

        NatWest passed the loan debt to CMS, and NatWest refused to re-open her account with them.So CMS had to agree with NatWest, to continue with her account themselves. Could I be right in thinking that CMS had bought the dept from NatWest, then when they realized there had been a mistake (although by NatWest) were committed to continuing with my daughters account by themselves.
        Whatever the relationship between NatWest and CMS is. My daughter has is very relieved to be able to continue with her shop and flat.
        I am now sorting out her electric bill, with British Gas. so I'll probably be back?

        Thanks to all who gave advice :champagne: razor

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        • #34
          Re: Nat West, Loan recall

          CMS had to admit to the mistake, so my daughter now has the repossession lifted, a new contract with CMS at the original rates. fixed for the duration. her ex's name removed from the loan, AND £600 for her legal costs.
          EXCELLENT !!!! Well done you
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          • #35
            Re: Nat West, Loan recall

            Fantastic

            Well done to all who helped on this one.

            And well spotted Wendy.
            "What makes the desert beautiful is that somewhere it hides a well." - Antione de Saint Exupery

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            • #36
              Re: Nat West, Loan recall **SETTLED**

              Absolutely fantastic razor, brilliant news. It just goes to show if you are determined and vigilant enough (nice one Wendy btw) then instead of just sitting back and accepting your fate, you can come through with a positive result on the terms and conditions you wanted.

              I bet your daughter is over the moon and proud to bits of you for all your help.

              It`s good to be able to mark this one **SETTLED**

              Let us know if we can help in any other way.

              Big smile on my face now thanks for coming back and letting everyone know :champagne:
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              • #37
                Re: Nat West, Loan recall

                Razor thats great news!:cheer2: So pleased your daughter now has this worry off her mind and can move forwards. Well done you for sticking by her and seeing it through.

                Don't be a stranger on the forum, come and visit soon

                Wendy xx
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