Hi there,
In 2008 I co-signed on a secured loan with Welcome - my ex-husband needed the money for personal debts (lesson learned!) The money (a cheque made out in his name) was debited into his personal bank account and as the loan was 'his' he made the payments each month.
Following our divorce, the judge 'awarded' me the house and the secured Welcome loan. I have been paying the loan for the past 1.5 years but have had a few difficulties with Welcome and so sent them a SAR. The information I received from them included a 'statement of arrears' with a Nil Balance and the words 'Account Closed'. I checked the account number on that document with the one I have now and saw that the account I'm paying for now has a different number.
I only signed one loan agreement. The date of this and the opening of the original account (plus the date of the charge placed on the house) all fall within the same month. They haven't supplied me with a second signed loan agreement for the new account - opened two months after the original one (there won't be one). Does this mean that I could challenge the validity of the current account and send the 'arrears statement' to Land Registry to have the charge removed?
Can WF legally pay off one account and open a new one without a new agreement?
Thanks
In 2008 I co-signed on a secured loan with Welcome - my ex-husband needed the money for personal debts (lesson learned!) The money (a cheque made out in his name) was debited into his personal bank account and as the loan was 'his' he made the payments each month.
Following our divorce, the judge 'awarded' me the house and the secured Welcome loan. I have been paying the loan for the past 1.5 years but have had a few difficulties with Welcome and so sent them a SAR. The information I received from them included a 'statement of arrears' with a Nil Balance and the words 'Account Closed'. I checked the account number on that document with the one I have now and saw that the account I'm paying for now has a different number.
I only signed one loan agreement. The date of this and the opening of the original account (plus the date of the charge placed on the house) all fall within the same month. They haven't supplied me with a second signed loan agreement for the new account - opened two months after the original one (there won't be one). Does this mean that I could challenge the validity of the current account and send the 'arrears statement' to Land Registry to have the charge removed?
Can WF legally pay off one account and open a new one without a new agreement?
Thanks
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