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Credit Issues recent run of successes in challenging credit card and personal loan balances through the mechanism of requesting “true copies” of the original credit agreements has proved a powerful and effective approach.

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Over the last 12 months there has been an increase in the amount of people who find themselves in debt.
This is due to a number of reasons and matters have not improved with the onset of recession here in the UK. However, in times of doom and gloom there are always companies who re-focus their [...]

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One example of a Lender potentially breaching the Miscalculation of Interest Rates part of the Consumer Credit Act is when a Lender: Details on the Credit Agreement that you originally signed the incorrect Annual Percentage Rate

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The world’s second largest credit card company has been sending letters to what it describes as its ‘best’ customers, announcing it has raised their credit limits.

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There is nothing worse to break customer’s confidence in a business than being ripped off or treated unfairly by disreputable businesses.

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Millions of personal loan agreements could be unenforceable because banks and other lenders fail to factor-in the cost of controversial payment protection insurance (PPI) into annual percentage rates (APRs).

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MBNA, one of Britain’s two biggest credit-card providers, is demanding bigger payments in the latest sign that the rates squeeze is spreading.

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Some MBNA card holders are facing shock interest charges when their 0% deals come to an end.

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Unenforceable Loans | Write off Loan Debt | Unfair Credit Agreements

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