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Can I claim additional interest that I paid as the cost was always taken via my credit card account.. I am probably more out of pocket than the 8% covers.
You can "claim" no more than you have received.Lexus.scooby wrote: »so I believe there should be interest due too.Lexus.scooby wrote: »Also in one year it out me over limit, so other fees were incurred too.Lexus.scooby wrote: »claim from the card provider?0 -
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Thanks for the article on this, I received a cheque for almost £200 this morning :TBiggest win: £10,000 from PepsiFavourite win: Handmade jewellery worth £1000ITV Winners Club Member #1Check out the ITV Winners Club in IWIWIWI shall write in ever decreasing circles until I have nothing left to say0
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I'm another success: Followed all the guidelines and received a nice cheque for £176 over the weekend.
A lovely bonus!Occasional comper, even more occasional winner!
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Many thanks submitted claim which was painless received a cheque today.0
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This morning I received a cheque for £78.47. I had only paid one premium of £50.0
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I was very pleased to receive a cheque for £357 on Thursday. I've just moved into my first flat so that will go nicely towards buying more furniture for it.0
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I received a cheque for £285. It turned out i didn't have identity fraud insurance.
I sent my claim on 28 Feb and received the cheque last thursday0 -
I got back £35 and my mum got two cheques for a total of £870!!! She had no idea she was due that much!0
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My oh my, got £179 today.
Plenty of sunshine, headin' my way! :j
Thanks for the templates, Martin. :beer:The Green Book: Parliamentary Salaries, Allowances and Pensions.
http://www.parliament.uk/documents/upload/GreenBook2004.pdf
Page 11. Additional Costs Allowance (ACA) Section 3.
3.8.1. Allowable expenditure: You should avoid purchases which could be seen as extravagant or luxurious. :money:0
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