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Reclaiming Agreed overdraft Interest
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bre1987
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Hello,
I wonder if someone can help me please?.
I'm considering making a claim to my bank (RBS) however I am unsure exactly what I can claim for and on which grounds.
Can someone tell me if I am able to reclaim interest that was charged monthly on an AGREED overdraft please?
My Overdraft was for £1050 and I found myself using it almost every month(Don't ask!) they charged me about £12 per month for 6 years can I claim this back?
Any advice would be much appreciated thank you :-)
I wonder if someone can help me please?.
I'm considering making a claim to my bank (RBS) however I am unsure exactly what I can claim for and on which grounds.
Can someone tell me if I am able to reclaim interest that was charged monthly on an AGREED overdraft please?
My Overdraft was for £1050 and I found myself using it almost every month(Don't ask!) they charged me about £12 per month for 6 years can I claim this back?
Any advice would be much appreciated thank you :-)
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I'm considering making a claim to my bank (RBS) however I am unsure exactly what I can claim for and on which grounds.
What makes you think you can reclaim anything?
If you dont know what grounds then how are we to?Can someone tell me if I am able to reclaim interest that was charged monthly on an AGREED overdraft please?
Not normally. No.My Overdraft was for £1050 and I found myself using it almost every month(Don't ask!) they charged me about £12 per month for 6 years can I claim this back?
Thats a bit like going to Tescos for 6 years and at the end asking Tescos to refund your shopping bill.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
They haven't done anything wrong, so no you can't claim this back.urs sinserly,
~~joosy jeezus~~0
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