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Can I claim again?
smithywilko
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I read in Martin's weekly newsletter this week, something about being able to claim again if you were not given your full amount back, which was the case with two of my accounts that I successfully claimed for a couple of years back.
Shortly after that, I had some more financial troubles at the beginning of paying back our debts, when money was very tight, and the bank charged me again when we went overdrawn a few times.
Am I able to start a new claim and claim back these charges, even though I have claimed once for previous charges already (on the same bank account)?
Thanks for your help.
Shortly after that, I had some more financial troubles at the beginning of paying back our debts, when money was very tight, and the bank charged me again when we went overdrawn a few times.
Am I able to start a new claim and claim back these charges, even though I have claimed once for previous charges already (on the same bank account)?
Thanks for your help.
Make £5 a day challenge - February £54.28/£140
To help pay off 0% CC debt - 27.1.15 £7367.12
Mortgage deposit savings £2501.00/£15,000
To help pay off 0% CC debt - 27.1.15 £7367.12
Mortgage deposit savings £2501.00/£15,000
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The answer is yes, but do you have any priority debts(mortgage/rent, council tax, utilities)?smithywilko wrote: »I read in Martin's weekly newsletter this week, something about being able to claim again if you were not given your full amount back, which was the case with two of my accounts that I successfully claimed for a couple of years back.
Shortly after that, I had some more financial troubles at the beginning of paying back our debts, when money was very tight, and the bank charged me again when we went overdrawn a few times.
Am I able to start a new claim and claim back these charges, even though I have claimed once for previous charges already (on the same bank account)?
Thanks for your help.0 -
No we don't at the moment, we are lucky enough to have sold our property just under two years ago and are living with my parents at the moment, so our rent is a minimal £180 per month. Does that affect it at all then?Make £5 a day challenge - February £54.28/£140
To help pay off 0% CC debt - 27.1.15 £7367.12
Mortgage deposit savings £2501.00/£15,0000 -
You can claim the charges since your last claim. The reason I asked was as to whether it is a financial hardship claim which it doesn't appear to be. They will acknowledge it but it won't be paid until the conclusion of the OFT test case.smithywilko wrote: »No we don't at the moment, we are lucky enough to have sold our property just under two years ago and are living with my parents at the moment, so our rent is a minimal £180 per month. Does that affect it at all then?0
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