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jack_tyler
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Hello
Please could anyone tell me if I can reclaim car finance for my late husband? We have had a few cars over the years on finance (mainly HP) but the finance agreement was always in my late husbands name (because he earned more money than me). I can't remember exactly which finance company it would of been, but I do know it would of been Black Horse, Close Finance, Chartered Trust or Moto Novo. He also had motorbikes that were on finance, would I be able to do anything about that aswell? Thank you
Please could anyone tell me if I can reclaim car finance for my late husband? We have had a few cars over the years on finance (mainly HP) but the finance agreement was always in my late husbands name (because he earned more money than me). I can't remember exactly which finance company it would of been, but I do know it would of been Black Horse, Close Finance, Chartered Trust or Moto Novo. He also had motorbikes that were on finance, would I be able to do anything about that aswell? Thank you
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Is this in relation to mis-selling?0
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Emmia said:Is this in relation to mis-selling?0
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Little point in doing anything further until the FSA review is published at the end of 2025.0
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jack_tyler said:Hello
Please could anyone tell me if I can reclaim car finance for my late husband? We have had a few cars over the years on finance (mainly HP) but the finance agreement was always in my late husbands name (because he earned more money than me). I can't remember exactly which finance company it would of been, but I do know it would of been Black Horse, Close Finance, Chartered Trust or Moto Novo. He also had motorbikes that were on finance, would I be able to do anything about that aswell? Thank youSam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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