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Old Natwest debt - bank charges

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Hi all, I have an old debt with Natwest which I remember I was once a couple of quid overdrawn and after not touching the account for a while I had accumulated bank charges of over £700, I remember several years ago while that account was still open I talked with the bank manager in December who said my only option was to pay half within 4 weeks, since Christmas was coming up and the fact I don't agree to even half of that I had to reject this option and they eventually closed my account, I have heard no more from them but they are still on my credit account,
I'm worried about getting in contact to see what can be done incase they start hounding me for the money, and my question is couldn't i reclaim the charges back somehow even tho the account is closed, as far as I'm aware I can't remember any details of the account and like I've said I haven't had any contact for at least 5 years
I'm worried about getting in contact to see what can be done incase they start hounding me for the money, and my question is couldn't i reclaim the charges back somehow even tho the account is closed, as far as I'm aware I can't remember any details of the account and like I've said I haven't had any contact for at least 5 years
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I'm worried about getting in contact to see what can be done incase they start hounding me for the money
So dont get in contact with them.and my question is couldn't i reclaim the charges back somehow even tho the account is closed, as far as I'm aware I can't remember any details of the account and like I've said I haven't had any contact for at least 5 years
Ignoring the fact that there appears no reason to ask for a refund of charges, you failed to repay the debt. So, in effect you didnt pay the charges. Better let sleeping does lie.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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