MSE News: NRAM borrowers with loans of £25k+ may still get redress 20 May 2015 at 12:26PM edited 20 May 2015 at 2:09PM in Loans 3 replies 3K views

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Northern Rock mortgage customers with unsecured loans of between £25,000 and £30,000 may still get redress ...

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NRAM borrowers with loans of £25k+ may get redress if appeal goes their way




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VT82

People having interest repaid with interest, purely because of a small error in paperwork, even though this error didn't really affect them in any way, shape or form.

And the taxpayer will be picking up the bill.

All this bank-bashing seems to have just led to a lottery of who gets an unwarranted payout, paid for either by bank shareholders or the taxpayer. Great!

poggs

VT82 wrote: »

People having interest repaid with interest, purely because of a small error in paperwork, even though this error didn't really affect them in any way, shape or form.

And the taxpayer will be picking up the bill.

All this bank-bashing seems to have just led to a lottery of who gets an unwarranted payout, paid for either by bank shareholders or the taxpayer. Great!

I can feel your pain. And how many flips to I give?

Yep none.

:beer:

Hanky_Panky

VT82 wrote: »

People having interest repaid with interest, purely because of a small error in paperwork, even though this error didn't really affect them in any way, shape or form.

And the taxpayer will be picking up the bill.

All this bank-bashing seems to have just led to a lottery of who gets an unwarranted payout, paid for either by bank shareholders or the taxpayer. Great!

I agree, this is an example of the very worst of this site, just like the bank charge brigade. I have mentioned many times that absolutely no-one has suffered any financial loss - it is the greedy compo bandwagon in full swing.