Re: Yet more charges
I been with NAtwest for approx 6 months now and already they will be charging me 2 lots of £38 for not quite having enough money to pay my mortgage.
I moved to them as Abbey were charging the earth; but bloody ell; not again with this bank lol.
I appreciate I didnt have the funds to pay these payments but £38 is tooooooooooo much. Is it worth sending the first letter to them? it will only be thrown out wont it/stayed I mean...........
Just better make sure I am in credit for sure in future...
I have a claim stayed with Abbey at court stage; and am fighting to claim me cap one credit charges back and am getting help from Budgie with the POC before putting to court.
It makes you sooooo angry that they charge so much!
Bar stewards!!!
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Re: Yet more charges
Well thats the moral argument out the way thenOriginally posted by Mochamoo View PostMine are Lloyds, Cap one, and Egg. I took the cards out so I will pay them back,
Already sent letters to reclaim the charges not much though I've always been really good till last few months.
OH has Tesco, Egg, and Cap one again I believe in paying debts back so we will be.
Doesn't matter if the charges are notmuch, it all helps. You will probably get a result fairly harpish from Crap One, don't be conned into accepting their first offer, file at court and you'll get the lot.
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(((((((((((((((((hug)))))))))))))))))))) I know exactly how you feel sugar. I used to feel like there was this giant black hole just dragging me under and the harder i tried to sort it out the worse it got and any chink of light got snuffed by something else the instant it appeared.
Bloody money ! lol.
will bloomin help won't it !Been delving into my mortgage stuff and come November payment my fixed rate of 7.6 vanishes and I go to 1.75% above Libor tracker? So I think my mortgage will drop from £1320ish to about £700
I think you are going the right way about it, get yourself on repayment plans before things go too far. It is worth sending off for the CCA's now as they are very handy negotiating tools if creditors refuse repayment proposals or send you to horrible DCAs.
If you need any help with anything you know you only have to ask and we'll help you however we can.
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Mine are Lloyds, Cap one, and Egg. I took the cards out so I will pay them back, just means I may be paying them back at £1 a month forever.:tinysmile_twink_t2: This is why I am getting in such a pickle with BIL's claims never really paid much notice to unenforceable stuff before.Originally posted by WendyB View Postwho are your credit cards with? would it be wortrh going for charges or would the unenforceable CCA route work out better for you? Just thinking credit card charges might be a bit of a quick fix to get some cash, but obviously that depends on how much the charges are if you stack it up against unenforceability
Already sent letters to reclaim the charges not much though I've always been really good till last few months.
OH has Tesco, Egg, and Cap one again I believe in paying debts back so we will be.
Been delving into my mortgage stuff and come November payment my fixed rate of 7.6 vanishes and I go to 1.75% above Libor tracker? So I think my mortgage will drop from £1320ish to about £700
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It is just soo upsetting, I feel like I am sliding into a big black hole and nothing can pull me out of it
I don't go out and we stay in all the time, I budget super carefully, I have not brought clothes for god knows how long, I don't spend on anything frivolous. I live like a bloody pauper for christs sake and I am still drowning.
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My credit rating is 890 of 999 (ie very bad) and lloyds gave me the basic account no problem.
Post Office Card A/c - yes is just for benefits and you need an invite from the Job Centre to get one (very special isn't it lol)
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who are your credit cards with? would it be wortrh going for charges or would the unenforceable CCA route work out better for you? Just thinking credit card charges might be a bit of a quick fix to get some cash, but obviously that depends on how much the charges are if you stack it up against unenforceability
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Mocha here's some big (((((((((((((Hugs))))))))))))))) I'm sure you'll get this sorted pretty soon and that things WILL get better. Give the Nationwide a whirl too, our rating was shot to pieces and we still got an account, although I would advise that the Nationwide DO NOT accept the credit card size Driving Licence as i.d. we had to dig out our paper ones.
We don't do direct debits now if we can help it, would rather pay our bills via BACS payment, that way WE only pay when we have the money in the account and don't incur charges.
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I think the Post Office isonly for peeps to receive benefits into, not quite sure. Their actual banking account is the Alliance and Leicester one I think. Have you tried all the other banks for the baisc bank account?
Either way, you defintely need to cancel all your direct debits and get any income diverted into to another account. If the worst comes to the worst, get your money paid into someone else's account and get the cash from them. Don't worry about paying the bills, if your dds are being bounced te bills aren't getting paid anyway are they? And you can always send Postal orders, or pay with that Paysmart thingy (I can't remember what its called) but its the one in the corner shops for most things, gas, leccy, water, council tax etc.
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Applied for loads of bank acc last week, got turned down by them allOriginally posted by Amethyst View PostTake note of the bit in red
No head in sand hoping it will get better, do something about it ((((((((hug))))))))
bloody
banks
Will try post office
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Re: Yet more charges
Take note of the bit in red
No head in sand hoping it will get better, do something about it ((((((((hug))))))))
bloody
banks
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Agreed. Get the feck out and let them try to take you to court for the charges. Then laugh like a loon when you tell them you'll be well chuffed to discuss this in court.
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Re: Yet more charges
Dear Sir/Madam
Severe Financial Difficulty and Complaint about Excessive Charges
Please progress this complaint urgently under the Financial Difficulty exemption to the FSA Waiver
Despite previously notifying you that I am in severe financial difficulty you have seen fit to continue applying excessive and unfair charges to my account pushing me deeper into debt.
I am now in a position that I really do not know how I will get through the next month.
I was made redundant in October and have been unable to find another position this has substantially reduced our income by £1200 a month. Additionally my partner works on a commission basis and due to the current economic climate he is no longer making commission thus reducing our monthly income by a further £1000 a month.
I am writing to request that you repay all the default charges applied to my account in the last 6 years. I believe these charges are unfair and do not reflect the true cost to Natwest of going my temporarily into unauthorised overdraft.
I note the FSA's definition of financial hardship as detailed in the updated waiver and believe that I meet these criteria for the following reasons.
We currently have the following priority arrears;
Gas £73.51
Electricity £144.37
Credit Card £350
Phone £35
Car insurance £40
Pet Insurance £10.69
This month as you will be aware if you check our account the vast majority of direct debits have bounced and we are currently nearly £700 over our overdraft. The majority of which is made up of unfair charges.
We have been forced to buy food, petrol and basic essentials on credit cards which are now maxed out. We have no further funding sources, no money to purchase food or to pay our bills. We also owe my parents £2000 and my partners parents £500.
I have provided proof of the above as much as I can, and will happy to provide any more information you may need. I have also attached a full current income and expenditure sheet.
As the FSA waiver states that you should deal with my hardship case I would ask that you deal with my case as urgent.
I wrote to to you 3 weeks ago requesting Financial Hardship help, you have as yet to reply. This is against the waiver guidelines as I should have received an acknowledgement within 5 days. I attach a copy of this letter.
I have now cancelled all my direct debits from this account and have made arrangements for income to be paid to an alternative account.
I request that this account be put on hold, and interest and charges frozen whilst the account is in dispute, and that you consider refunding the charges applied which have contributed heavily towards the priority arrears I am now facing.
I look forward to receiving your confirmation of this in the next few days.
Yours
Macho
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Last edited by Amethyst; 17th August 2009, 18:53:PM.
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:cry::cry::cry:
What do I need to add to it? Ive posted it but I can send another one.
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