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Jenny V NatWest

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  • Jenny V NatWest

    Hi all, i wonder if anyone can help

    I have a step account, i was caught in branch to upgrade my account to a current account (one with no monthly charges) wiht a cheque book. I thought great this is good and assumed that my step acount would be changed automatically. It turns out this wasnt the case and as such a cheque didnt go out so got a massive £38 charge. then charges on top of charges now im at -300. as i result i never got round to changing my account over to this new account. I rang natwest up months ago stating teh above that it wasnt clearly explained that my account was going to be updated but they wouldnt have any of this and told me i had to repay the unauthorised overdraft back using a reducing overdraft and payments of £50 a month, i said i couldnt afford this but they said this is lowet they could do. i paid this for a few months then couldnt afford it as i had other bills to pay more charges have now been applied. I have had a letter saying i they are going to put default in so many days.

    What do i do? Im am now a single parent and have debt letters coming in to repay other bills. i cant repay everything. can i claim these charges back even if they said no onthe phone?

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    Re: Jenny V NatWest

    Originally posted by jennyuk View Post
    Hi all, i wonder if anyone can help

    I have a step account, i was caught in branch to upgrade my account to a current account (one with no monthly charges) wiht a cheque book. I thought great this is good and assumed that my step acount would be changed automatically. It turns out this wasnt the case and as such a cheque didnt go out so got a massive £38 charge. then charges on top of charges now im at -300. as i result i never got round to changing my account over to this new account. I rang natwest up months ago stating teh above that it wasnt clearly explained that my account was going to be updated but they wouldnt have any of this and told me i had to repay the unauthorised overdraft back using a reducing overdraft and payments of £50 a month, i said i couldnt afford this but they said this is lowet they could do. i paid this for a few months then couldnt afford it as i had other bills to pay more charges have now been applied. I have had a letter saying i they are going to put default in so many days.

    What do i do? Im am now a single parent and have debt letters coming in to repay other bills. i cant repay everything. can i claim these charges back even if they said no onthe phone?
    Hi Jenny,
    I am not overly experienced here and I'm sure one of the more experienced members will be along shortly to help, a few questions...

    1.Are you receiving any kind of means tested benefit? as this is a qualifier under the financial hardship route.

    2.Have a look in the financial Hardship section and see if you meet any of the criteria to reclaim the charges back as they have to look at your claim rather than put it on hold if you are experiencing Financial hardship.

    Don't be afraid to pop into chat and ask questions, they are a lovely bunch and helped me to be successful with my Lloyds claim.
    Thriftkitten....
    Found roaming around in the dark, worried and stressed, guided to success with helpful hands by LB VIP members.

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