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What are you expecting them to do? Or would like them to do?0
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Please excuse me I've not used things like this before its all new to me0
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You're still not being very clear.
You say you signed up to a 'no frills' interest only mortgage, so what is the 'frills' IO mortgage you went on to?
Why do you possibly think they would write off your mortgage and give you the house for free?
From what it sounds like I wouldn't hold your breath for some massive payout.0 -
Are you ever going to answer the key questions?
Yes I have a mortgage statement but it doesn't say on there the product I purchased. Nothing on my statement says anything about my mortgage only the balance and payments made my mortgage company doesn't even know why it was changed. I've had to ask them for documents showing me the change because it only shows interest only mortgage it's not showingvthe change of. Product on my documents I have had to have documents from their archive copies of the email from the broker to the mortgage company to ask if it could be changed. Because we agreed and signed on a product originally. They thought what the he'll she doesn't need to know we changed it the product that they changed it to could be cheaper for all we know but they didnt give that option so they automatically didn't notify us of the change until we found out this week. This forum is new to me so near wit. Me0 -
myortgage company has told me to complain to the fscs for compensation
To be honest, I dont see much success here. Trying to prove you were not issued with a new document from a company that no longer exists is going to be a hard one.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 -
shortchanged wrote: »You're still not being very clear.
You say you signed up to a 'no frills' interest only mortgage, so what is the 'frills' IO mortgage you went on to?
Why do you possibly think they would write off your mortgage and give you the house for free?
From what it sounds like I wouldn't hold your breath for some massive payout.0 -
I'm not saying that I'm saying I've been told to claim compensation from the finantial services compensation scheme I'm trying to find out in which way would they compensate me does anybody know how they compensate
Compensate for what?? This is what people are asking on here. No one can give you any advice because you have given very few facts.
In what way have you been disadvantaged from this situation?0 -
I'm not saying that I'm saying I've been told to claim compensation from the finantial services compensation scheme I'm trying to find out in which way would they compensate me does anybody know how they compensate
I took out a interest only.mortgage for 90,600. Plus 995. 00 broker fee over 30 years repayment method interest only.fixed rate of 8.04 percent until 31/08/2009 then variable rate plus fixed margin that's it. It it was then changed to a fresh start 80 product and that's all I.know you can borrow 80 percent of the value of my.property which was valued at 115 0000 -
I took out a interest only.mortgage for 90,600. Plus 995. 00 broker fee over 30 years repayment method interest only.fixed rate of 8.04 percent until 31/08/2009 then variable rate plus fixed margin that's it. It it was then changed to a fresh start 80 product and that's all I.know you can borrow 80 percent of the value of my.property which was valued at 115 000
So what rate are you currently paying?0 -
this is going nowhere fast.
it would seem you asked for interest only and you got interest only.
There is definitely a possible mis-sale as it seems you got a different product to the one you signed for.
However, any compensation is going to be calculated on the difference between what you thought you had and what you actually got.
I dont see that the broker fee should be refunded, and from the lack of info coming through its very possible the broker acted in your best interest and may have got you a better product than what you expected.I am a Mortgage Adviser
You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0
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