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If it is in the terms and conditions of the agreement yes they can charge you interest and in most cases an early settlement fee.0
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Shame thought we'd be able to use 1974 credit consumer act, we double checked with member of staff in bank and had another witness, we're sure he said 28 days. Now they are saying 14 days and it's their word against ours.
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Whether he said 14 or 28 or 280 - you can view the act online.
Sorry you didn't get a free loan - if everyone did that the banks would be in a right mess - oh dear they are already LOL0
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