Hi I'm looking for some friendly advice.
I have an outstanding claim for bank charges against Lloyds, going back a few years just before the first test case.
Last year they said 'From what you've said in your letter, or from initial invewstigations we have carried out, it may be that you are experiencing financial difficuklties.'
Then they said they would pass on a copy to their Customer Support Unit and they'd be in touch within a week. - shock horror - never happened.
Since then I have now returned to full time education, and currently have a refinance loan with LlyodsTSB and a credit card over it's limit with capital one.
I do get a bursary from the college but that finishes in June and I won't be able to get a student loan untill after the summer. That leaves me with the pittence of a wage from my part time job, it's with a major highstreet camera retailer which today announced the fantastic money saving scheme of making the positions of it's top branch managers redundant, to follow up this years store closures - I think they were inspired by the success of last years store closures and redundancies of ALL assisstant managers. So job security looks good.
I live in Scotland, so I don't think the House of Lords really has a say up north, and after finally gettin down to my last 1,000 of debt, the charges came flying thick and fast, I thought I could see the light at the end of the tunnel but my debtors have drowned me once more.
Anyone got any advice?
I have an outstanding claim for bank charges against Lloyds, going back a few years just before the first test case.
Last year they said 'From what you've said in your letter, or from initial invewstigations we have carried out, it may be that you are experiencing financial difficuklties.'
Then they said they would pass on a copy to their Customer Support Unit and they'd be in touch within a week. - shock horror - never happened.
Since then I have now returned to full time education, and currently have a refinance loan with LlyodsTSB and a credit card over it's limit with capital one.
I do get a bursary from the college but that finishes in June and I won't be able to get a student loan untill after the summer. That leaves me with the pittence of a wage from my part time job, it's with a major highstreet camera retailer which today announced the fantastic money saving scheme of making the positions of it's top branch managers redundant, to follow up this years store closures - I think they were inspired by the success of last years store closures and redundancies of ALL assisstant managers. So job security looks good.
I live in Scotland, so I don't think the House of Lords really has a say up north, and after finally gettin down to my last 1,000 of debt, the charges came flying thick and fast, I thought I could see the light at the end of the tunnel but my debtors have drowned me once more.
Anyone got any advice?
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