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NU Base Rate Tracker - Over paid

DGMacl
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When my endowments (3 Norwich Union policy’s) paid out I put the money in a Norwich Union Base Rate Tracker account, while I worked out what I wanted to do with the money.
A yeas or so ago I moved the money else where; and NU paid up the account.
Recently I have had a letter from NU telling me they over paid the interest by £1000 and asked me to make arrangements to pay the £1000 back to them.
Do I have to repay them the £1000; or can I tell them hard luck, I don’t have the money?
DGMacl.
A yeas or so ago I moved the money else where; and NU paid up the account.
Recently I have had a letter from NU telling me they over paid the interest by £1000 and asked me to make arrangements to pay the £1000 back to them.
Do I have to repay them the £1000; or can I tell them hard luck, I don’t have the money?
DGMacl.
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I'm still hoping to get a responce to this question.
:AWhen my endowments (3 Norwich Union policy’s) paid out I put the money in a Norwich Union Base Rate Tracker account, while I worked out what I wanted to do with the money.
A yeas or so ago I moved the money else where; and NU paid up the account.
Recently I have had a letter from NU telling me they over paid the interest by £1000 and asked me to make arrangements to pay the £1000 back to them.
Do I have to repay them the £1000; or can I tell them hard luck, I don’t have the money?
DGMacl.0 -
Yes. Do the decent, honest, British thing & pay up.
As it happens you do have to pay, but we know you'll do the right thing.
See
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6966683.stm
However I might charge them "Bank Customer Charges" for the admin,.....
Cheers!
Lodger0
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