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MSE News: Yorkshire Building Society fined £4.1m over mortgage arrears failings

Yorkshire Building Society has been fined over £4.1 million for failing to properly deal with customers in mortgage arrears...
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Yorkshire Building Society fined £4.1m over mortgage arrears failings

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  • Thrugelmir
    Thrugelmir Posts: 89,546 Forumite
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    Will simply result in further tightening down by lenders. Other customers pay the fines etc. Only winner in the Treasury.
  • Voyager2002
    Voyager2002 Posts: 15,591 Forumite
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    I am one of their customers; have experienced financial difficulty; but since I always treated my mortgage as a priority debt and also took trouble to let them know what was happening I never paid these fees. Can I claim compensation?
  • I am one of their customers; have experienced financial difficulty; but since I always treated my mortgage as a priority debt and also took trouble to let them know what was happening I never paid these fees. Can I claim compensation?

    How could you possibly claim for a service you did not have any dealings with ( arrears charges etc ) ?
  • dwsjarcmcd
    dwsjarcmcd Posts: 1,856 Forumite
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    I am one of their customers; have experienced financial difficulty; but since I always treated my mortgage as a priority debt and also took trouble to let them know what was happening I never paid these fees. Can I claim compensation?

    There is no "compensation" to pay you (for several reasons) but especially as they have already repaid any fees charged to affected borrowers.

    As you weren't charged any fees why on earth would you think for even a nanosecond that you were due money?
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