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monzo have ruined my credit score and won't help they just ignore me even the ceo does

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  • MrFrugalFever
    MrFrugalFever Posts: 1,301 Forumite
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    edited 18 November 2023 at 12:57PM
    You will simply need to follow their official complaints procedure and if, upon their final correspondence with you (they have to state it is their final decision/correspondence), they fail to resolve your issue in your opinion, you have the right to pursue via the Financial Ombudsman Service. Beware, this process can take several months. Monzo will have 8 weeks to review and respond to your complaint and the ombudsman can take up to 6 months or more.
    If you believe you can, you will. If you believe you can't, you won't.

    Secured/Unsecured loans x 1 
    Credit Cards x 8 (total limit £55,050)
    Creation FS Retail Account x 1
    Creation Credit Sale 0% x 1 = £112.50pm x 20 mths
    0% Overdraft x 1 (£0 / £250)
    Mortgage Outstanding - £137,707.00 (Payment 13/360)
    Total Debt = £7,400 (0%APR) @ £100pm - Stoozing

  • Hoenir
    Hoenir Posts: 7,742 Forumite
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    Barkin said:
    Jleeuk said:
    Thank you all for todays lesson, it will slowly sink in to my brain just like my credit score is slowly sinking....
    My score plummeted too, when I settled my mortgage early and suddenly had heaps more money sloshing around every month... 


    Simply a sudden change to your circumstances. Externally no one knows why the mortgage balance suddenly disappeared. Soon enough your credit score will rebuild.  
  • Barkin
    Barkin Posts: 925 Forumite
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    Hoenir said:
    Barkin said:
    Jleeuk said:
    Thank you all for todays lesson, it will slowly sink in to my brain just like my credit score is slowly sinking....
    My score plummeted too, when I settled my mortgage early and suddenly had heaps more money sloshing around every month... 


    Simply a sudden change to your circumstances. Externally no one knows why the mortgage balance suddenly disappeared. Soon enough your credit score will rebuild.  
    I know. That was exactly the point I was trying to make. 

    I check my reports from time to time, but only to see if there may be anything nefarious going on. 

    Otherwise, I really don't give a monkey's about my score. 
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