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Bank charging more interest than taking payments ?? confused
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Suggest you see what action the bank is prepared to take to resolve the situation first. Before seeking advice.0
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thanks, I will wait on the bank then, should I bring in my documentation?
Did talk to someone informally this afternoon, they said to be prepared for a bill from the bank for outstanding monies, as the bank have not been taking enough monies from my account, he assumes they will calculate how much I owe and ask me to settle the difference.
Lets hope the bank comes up with a better solution0 -
The bank may well admit the error but then state that you were provided with statements annually showing a balance which was not reducing together with monthly mortgage payments which were far less than they should have reasonably expected to be.
Not saying this is right but I would expect the bank's approach to be something along those linesI am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
Must admit it certainly seems that way, I did ask at the bank, if I had not come in to question the matter, what would happen if they had continued to the end of the mortgage?. I was informed. that at that time I would settle the capital amount with my endowment policy - which I explained did not exist - they informed me that the capital was due at the end of term and that I would be expected to pay it.0
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The Financial Ombudsman Service has a technical note on mortgage underfunding.
None of those scenarios are identical to yours, and I doubt the Isle of Man bank is in FOS jurisdiction anyway - but they'll give you some idea of what FOS thought in those cases.0
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