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Barclays Bounce Back Loan Increased Repayment
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Have they given a reason for the increase? Do they think you are more able to pay it back quicker than originally? If you aren't you are best off talking directly to them to get a better arrangement in place as they have been trying to place themselves as caring for those in financial straits and an increase to a struggling business looks like the complete opposite.
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Thanks for your reply. No reason stated. I have tried to call but its a one hour wait so have put in a complaint online. I will await their reply.
They didn't state that they were reducing the length of the loan, they just decided to increase it by £30 a month which could potentially cost me £2200!!0 -
Did you take a top up bbls?
Was the original monthly amount correct?1 -
Grumpy_chap said:Did you take a top up bbls?
Was the original monthly amount correct?0 -
need to post a copy of the original agreement you signed redacting identifiable information and we can provide more informed comments.0
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I had a explanation from Barclays. It is over 60 months as one year was interest free. So the £250 per month pays back the original loan. Plus the 2.5% interest which comes to the £280 figure.3
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Paul_UK_6 said:I had a explanation from Barclays. It is over 60 months as one year was interest free. So the £250 per month pays back the original loan. Plus the 2.5% interest which comes to the £280 figure.1
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