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Settlement M&S Loan

I have recently contacted M&S re settling my existing loan.

They have given me a settlement figure higher than the amount borrowed!?

I borrowed 9k 14 months ago however the settlement figure is 9.7k.

They have explained how this is calculated which is fully transparent however I thought the Fsa had clamped down on this years ago.

I have had loans in the past with natwest which treat the interest and capital separately therefore you will never pay back more than the capital on early settlement.

In hindsight I should have read the loan agreement prior to signing it however can't believe this is legal.

Has anyone else ever been in this situation?

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