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Ruthies Mummy & Daddy Vs Naziwest!

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  • Ruthies Mummy & Daddy Vs Naziwest!

    Ok please be patient while I explain this situation to you all!

    My Mum was an MD of her own company. She had a guaranteed overdraft with them (not sure what this means)... Anyway, Mum ignored how deep the business was into the overdraft and I assume that it went over the agreed limit, in the space of about 3/4 months she incurred £5000 worth of charges on it. My Mum decided to take out a loan to clear this off and stupidly guaranteed it personally so, even though the business was Ltd and its ceased trading almost 10 years ago she still has to pay for the loan.

    When this reclaim your charges thing started Mum was interested in knowing whether she could claim the charges they had levied back or not so she sent an SAR. They came back with 2 accounts!!! One with about £1500 owed and another with the loan from the business which I believe is about £5/6k outstanding.

    Mum knows nothing about this second account, never signed for it never asked for it, they're saying its a personal account, which she knows is wrong because she only ever banked with them personally for me to get the pigs, everything else was with TSB....

    What's the next step? I was thinking send a formal SAR as I dont think my Mum did, then following that ask for the CCA....

    Opinions anyone?

    xxx
    Neither a borrower nor a lender be;
    For loan oft loses both itself and friend,
    And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.

  • #2
    She would still be on the Young Saver account as it was called which should have then been converted into a first reserve in her name.
    SAR should get all the information.

    Ruthie- bit harsh on the title. JMHO

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    • #3
      No she never asked for a personal account, thats the point Nattie... she set me an account up for the pigs, which was then converted to first reserve etc... She didnt even know about this apparent personal account until she received the letter a couple of months ago following her request for all account info....

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      Last edited by cinders; 20th June 2007, 20:04:PM. Reason: im a bit thick....
      Neither a borrower nor a lender be;
      For loan oft loses both itself and friend,
      And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.

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      • #4
        Can you confirm what type of account does she have? is it the first reserve or is that separate?
        I can say more once i have these details.

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        • #5
          Ill find out and get back to you Nattie, she is a bit sketchy with details at the minute.

          xx
          Neither a borrower nor a lender be;
          For loan oft loses both itself and friend,
          And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.

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