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I don’t think I thought the maths through when I took out the loan, but seeing it in black and white that I have paid over 5k and still owed more than the original loan amount was sickening.flamingo22 said:
This is brilliant for you ☺️RhiBi said:Just logged into Novuna and the balance says zero, from £12,315.54! The original loan was for £11,000. I’ve been paying £241 a month for 22 months.
The interest these companies charge is disgusting and should be illegal 😡3 -
I've currently got one similar, loan for £23000, paid £16851, still owe £17096, they get you when you're at your most desperate and it's wrong.RhiBi said:
I don’t think I thought the maths through when I took out the loan, but seeing it in black and white that I have paid over 5k and still owed more than the original loan amount was sickening.flamingo22 said:
This is brilliant for you ☺️RhiBi said:Just logged into Novuna and the balance says zero, from £12,315.54! The original loan was for £11,000. I’ve been paying £241 a month for 22 months.
The interest these companies charge is disgusting and should be illegal 😡2 -
While having momentum from yesterdays success, I have sent an affordability complaint to Next.
I was often late paying nd last year they sent an email stating they had noticed I was only making the minimum payment. They didn’t lower my credit limit or prevent further ordering though, which I have stated in the complaint.
ive nothing to lose by asking, and as has been said many times here, if there is a case then its worth trying.
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have you looked at an affordabilty complaint for that?flamingo22 said:I've currently got one similar, loan for £23000, paid £16851, still owe £17096, they get you when you're at your most desperate and it's wrong.1 -
Hi, I'm currently paying off all of my debts and not going through a DMP so not sure if I'll be eligible to do this?ManyWays said:
have you looked at an affordabilty complaint for that?flamingo22 said:I've currently got one similar, loan for £23000, paid £16851, still owe £17096, they get you when you're at your most desperate and it's wrong.0 -
Yes you can. If the loan is causing you difficulty and making you use cards more, it is unaffordable even if you have made every payment on time.flamingo22 said:
Hi, I'm currently paying off all of my debts and not going through a DMP so not sure if I'll be eligible to do this?ManyWays said:
have you looked at an affordabilty complaint for that?flamingo22 said:I've currently got one similar, loan for £23000, paid £16851, still owe £17096, they get you when you're at your most desperate and it's wrong.1
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