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leanne711
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Ok so I have an overdraft of £2000 
with RBS. I phoned them today to ask about my charges and that they seemed a bit hefty. He said I should only get charged once a month, not twice. He looked into my account and gave me a call back saying that it was loan guard cover for my overdraft. And that if I wanted this cancelled I have to write a letter to the bank stating so. I have never asked to have loan guard cover on my overdraft, is this able to be reclaimed? If so, any ideas on how to go about this?
Thanks in advance
with RBS. I phoned them today to ask about my charges and that they seemed a bit hefty. He said I should only get charged once a month, not twice. He looked into my account and gave me a call back saying that it was loan guard cover for my overdraft. And that if I wanted this cancelled I have to write a letter to the bank stating so. I have never asked to have loan guard cover on my overdraft, is this able to be reclaimed? If so, any ideas on how to go about this?Thanks in advance
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You might want to ask this on the loans boards as it comes kinda under PPI umbrella.Ok so I have an overdraft of £2000 with RBS. I phoned them today to ask about my charges and that they seemed a bit hefty. He said I should only get charged once a month, not twice. He looked into my account and gave me a call back saying that it was loan guard cover for my overdraft. And that if I wanted this cancelled I have to write a letter to the bank stating so. I have never asked to have loan guard cover on my overdraft, is this able to be reclaimed? If so, any ideas on how to go about this?
Thanks in advance0
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