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Loan Statements
pcollinson
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in Loans
Hi,
should I be receiving a regular annual statement for my loan. Its a secured loan with First Plus. It is due to finish next year but I haven't heard from them for years!!
Many thanks
Penny
should I be receiving a regular annual statement for my loan. Its a secured loan with First Plus. It is due to finish next year but I haven't heard from them for years!!
Many thanks
Penny
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pcollinson wrote: »Hi,
should I be receiving a regular annual statement for my loan. Its a secured loan with First Plus. It is due to finish next year but I haven't heard from them for years!!
Many thanks
Penny
What did they say when you asked them?Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
Yes you should get an annual statement.
However if you have not received any, it does not amend the terms of the loan in any way possible if that is the route you are thinking of going down.0 -
jonesMUFCforever wrote: »Yes you should get an annual statement.
However if you have not received any, it does not amend the terms of the loan in any way possible if that is the route you are thinking of going down.
Perhaps the OP read this: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/loans/2012/12/northern-rock-pays-270-m-to-150000-after-gaffe.0 -
Thanks, not looking to change the terms, just I get annual statements else where and wondered whether I should receive.0
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Yeah, I have seen the Northern Rock one. I got lucky with that. Just nice to see what I am owin on my First Plus account
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Well ring them then.0
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