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Picture financial loan
rubyhannahs
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in Loans
Hi. In January 2006 I took out a loan with picture financial. This was over 15 years. (It’s huge and so glad it nearly done)
the loans APR was 10.9% variable.
the loans APR was 10.9% variable.
The loan payments went up on a few occasions but never ever came down.
Would this be correct. ?
This difference from my 1st monthly payment compared to today’s is around £100. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Jeff
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What does your loan agreement say?2
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It’s says 10.9% variable
we may at our discretion from time to time vary our interest rates to reflect a change which has occurred, or which we reasonably expect to occur, in interest rates generally (although there is no obligation upon us to do )
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That's your answer. Basically they had carte blanche to charge you whatever they thought fit - be glad its nearly paid off.0
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Yeah I was hoping it didn’t mean that.It’s mental that I was so stupid.Never mind. Can’t go back.That’s for your reply.Really appreciate it1
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