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Halifax - HELP!
garthomas
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I originally put a claim in for an amount of £840 against the Halifax for bank charges on one of my accounts with them!
Since then alot has gone on and i've now entered a payment plan with all my creditors including an overdraft on one of my accounts with the Halifax.
I recieved a letter off them today stating that "due to my current financial situation they are willing to offer me a refund of £84" - where do I go from here, I basically think thats an insult!
Also I claimed on my other bank account with them and they told me I was not in financial difficulty - bit of a clash here??
Since then alot has gone on and i've now entered a payment plan with all my creditors including an overdraft on one of my accounts with the Halifax.
I recieved a letter off them today stating that "due to my current financial situation they are willing to offer me a refund of £84" - where do I go from here, I basically think thats an insult!
Also I claimed on my other bank account with them and they told me I was not in financial difficulty - bit of a clash here??
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I originally put a claim in for an amount of £840 against the Halifax for bank charges on one of my accounts with them!
Since then alot has gone on and i've now entered a payment plan with all my creditors including an overdraft on one of my accounts with the Halifax.
I recieved a letter off them today stating that "due to my current financial situation they are willing to offer me a refund of £84" - where do I go from here, I basically think thats an insult!
Also I claimed on my other bank account with them and they told me I was not in financial difficulty - bit of a clash here??
Negotiate for a higher amount based on your priority debt arrears(mortgage/rent, council tax, utilities).
If the arrears are being paid off then it is unlikely they will increase this amount. However the amount offered is not a full and final settlement of the claim so the outstanding amount is reclaimable on the conclusion of the OFT test case issues.0
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