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I recently received a letter from Standard Life saying that my fixed rate deal is ending soon and will be transferring to their SVR.
From previous correspondences, I understand that their SVR is 5.34%.
However, in this recently letter, they decided to slap another 0.2% on top of their SVR without explaining why.
I rang to find out and the reason give was I have LTV of more than 90%. Is this legal/allowed??0 -
Afraid I haven't got a clue about the legality of it, but surely you could ask for a valuation for them to prove that the LTV is higher than 90%?
But again, no expert here.0 -
SL's SVR does go by LTV0
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