MSE News: Bank charges result at 9.45am Wednesday

mikeandrach_2

i'm willing to take that chance, i know its petty but the frustration i feel about the banks lack of compassionis huge, they are just so unhelpful and have no compassion or integrity left in my eyes

jamespir

dsypml wrote: »

Censorship: the loser's weapon. It wasn't abuse, it was an opposing view.

i think calling somone a !!!!!! or a !!!!!! is abuse

aligerdie

dsypml wrote: »

Waiting for a payout is a good sign that you are unable to manage your finances. The other indication is the £16,203.81 debt you mention in your signature.

I know I know, clearly I can't manage my finances - well done you for pointing that out. :rolleyes:

I obviously should have been able to manage better when my ex partner left me and didn't pay anything towards our joint mortgage, bills, or his 3 week old daughter while I was on maternity leave, and for a long time after.

I should have been able to *magic* that extra £700 a month into my account.

How irresponsible of me to try and stay afloat :rolleyes:.

Like I said - you don't know people's circumstances.

Sideways

mikeandrach wrote: »

they are free leaflets, i wll gladly be the first person to stand in front of a judge on the charge of theft of free leaflets

You never know, you may find one of those leaflets of interest. Are you looking around for a personal loan at the moment?

The_Hallowed_Way

Matt16v wrote: »

4 - Out of interest, why on earth would you come on a website like this and express such opinions? Have you nothing better to do with your time?

Is that a rhetorical question?

mikeandrach_2

sideways, no, but if you would like any information about student accounts or mortgages i'm your man

Quanz2

Am angry - Not over them ruling - that disappoints me. I've not claimed back, or tried to. I have been charged a lot from the bank, over the last couple of years after losing my job. Its difficult when your trying to keep up mortgage payments, pay bills, feed the family - but am trying my best. I had hope that this would have been resolved with the banks being able to charge a reasonable amount. I think £10 for a bank charge would still net the banks millions a year if not billions. But I guess not to be.
What really angers me is the glee with which certain people belittle and mock others situations. Advocating suicide, nasty and unhelpful replies. It does make you think just how unkind society is becoming.

jamespir

imthink 10 pound would be fair too if you go over say 10.00 i think under that they shouldnt charge

kiwigirluk

Personally, I would have been happy to with a partial win each way with the end result that the banks could keep £5 or £10 of each charges, and repay the rest.

Hey, some brave woman from Labour just raised it in Question Time on BBC2 (have to say, first time Ive watched Question Time)

Matt16v

The_Hallowed_Way wrote: »

Is that a rhetorical question?

Yes, your response won't interest anyone or be anything worth reading. Anyway, safe to say the answer is no. There you go, i've saved you the bother of even having to reply, feel free to click the thanks button.