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Mortgage Exit Fees successes and failures
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I'm coming to the end of a 2 year fixed deal witht he halifax. One of the charges they've listed is a Repayment Admin Fee charge of £175
Am I able to claim any of this back?
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Don't give up hope if you can't find all the paperwork.
I found my Abbey account number and wrote to them giving my details and the approx date of the end of loan - I now have a cheque for £35!
Good luck with your quest.
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Hi All
A huge thank you to Martin and his team
Just want to say that after reading about MEAF refunds I got in touch with The Halifax with whom I settled my mortgage back in 2003. Despite having no remaining documentation regarding my mortgage, I still qualified for a £35 refund, which although only a modest amount is always very welcome - all for the cost of a phone call and a stamp. Well worth doing.
My £35 cheque now received & paid in [to the Halifax...] & it didn't even cost me a stamp! The phone call was all it took.Expect the worst & hope for the best...0 -
HSBC didn't charge a penny.:cool:0
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Knew we had remortgaged in 2002, rang the Halifax BS telephone number quoted. A very helpful Guy informed me in less than 5 minutes that I was due a £55:00 refund.
Been making the most of the advise from the site, so many thanks for this. Suggested to my sister that she does the same to.:A0 -
Recieved a cheque from Abbey yesterday. Assumed I would recieve 125 GBP but recieved 160 GBP. Result!:beer:0
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I havea problem with Standard Life ,I had a mortgauge with them since 1980,ish ,I paid off the morgauge in 2005. They charged me a Mef fee ,when I challenged them as Martin suggested they came back with they werent prepared to repay as I had in about 20003 re mortgauged and I had signed a form agreeing ( didnt realise it ) to new charges .In a lot of correspondence they will not budge .Any ideas p jackson0
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For months I've been meaning to look into reclaiming the exit fee from my mortgage 5 years ago but was always too busy. Also it meant dragging out all the paperwork from a very acrimonious divorce at the same time.
Last night I got out the papers, found the account number and the fee paid and rang them up today on the number in the article. (S'OK - the mortgage and equity were transferred into my name a week before it was paid up so any refund is legally mine.)
Within minutes I was told they would repay me £120 plus £25.22 interest making a nifty £145.22 in total at a time when I am off work and my earnings will be hit by not working overtime and weekends.
Couldn't be better. So Bank and credit card company - here I come...........!0
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