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Nram
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Friend just got a redemption statement which included a £250 Redemption fee.
There's no tie-in period involved so this is a standard fee, not a penalty.
Although I believe mortgages from 2005 did have this fee specified, is it normal to charge so much and can it be appealed?
There's no tie-in period involved so this is a standard fee, not a penalty.
Although I believe mortgages from 2005 did have this fee specified, is it normal to charge so much and can it be appealed?
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Should be in the old paperwork( if they still have it) but the nice people from the ABBEY charged me extra when I finished my mortgage but thanks to Martin I got it back!
Contact the mortgage centre and ask the question
" What was the redemption fee when I took out my mortgage "
Dont forget to inform them that this conversation is being recorded for " Training reasons"0
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