Mis-sold investments scam similar to that of mis-sold loans

Yet another despicable banking scam hit the financial headlines today (see Money Mail) as Barclays persuaded hundreds of elderly, loyal customers to invest their life savings in a risky fund – Aviva Global.
It is one of the worst performing funds of its type and true to form, the fund’s value fell by 45% in a [...]

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Sending unsolicited credit card cheques or increasing credit limits could make entire loan unenforceable

Have you recently received a letter through the post from your lender offering you increased credit limits or providing you with credit card cheques you never asked for?
If so, and if your original loan agreement was taken out before April 2007 you may well find that the agreement is unenforceable.
It is an increasingly common and [...]

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Secret selling of PPI can make a Loan unenforceable

The Competition Commission recently ruled that lenders must stop selling Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) alongside loans after years of hard-selling techniques that raked in billions on insurance cover that often cannot be claimed on.
Along with reclaiming unfair bank charges, consumers are now thronging to get compensation for mis-sold loans and credit cards.
Ironically, one of the [...]

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Banks hounding customers for debts which could well be unenforceable.

Have you ever received abusive and threatening telephone calls?
Well hundreds of thousands of people are getting such calls up to ten times a day and it seems there’s nothing they can do about it because it’s not from some stalker or pervert in a plastic mac – it’s from their own banks.
The Sunday Times yesterday [...]

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OFT Victory In Bank Charges Case

Bank charges can now be assessed for fairness by the Office of Fair Trading after the High Court ruled in its favour today.

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Write-Off Debt With No Montly Repayments, Debt Solutions, Debt Relief Orders, Going Bankrupt

Debt solutions, like a Debt Relief Order and going bankrupt, allow people to write-off debt with no monthly repayments. It is possible to become debt-free in 12 months.

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Write Off Credit Card and Loan Debt

The Consumer Credit Act sets out very strict guidelines for the content and format of all Credit Card, Loan and other Financial Agreements, that must be followed by all Lenders in this Country. Write Off Debt under the Consumer Credit Act.

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Unenforceable Loan Agreements | Write off Credit Card Balances

“Unenforceable Car Loan” or “Unenforceable Car Loan Agreement” or “Unenforceable Car Loans” refers to: Agreements that breach either the Consumer Credit Act, The Banking Code or The Financial Services & Markets Act 2000. Such Loan Agreements can be written off by Solicitors.
“Unenforceable Loan” or “Unenforceable Loans” or “Unenforceable Loan Agreements” or “Unenforceable Consumer Credit Agreements” [...]

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Unenforceable Fixed Term loans and Credit Cards

If you have taken out a loan before April 2007 then there is a high possibility that that loan agreement or credit card is unenforceable.

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Credit Issues Write Off 30 Unfair Credit Agreements for £156,000!

Credit Issues are delighted to announce the total write off of 30 new cases totalling a credit crunch busting £156 000!

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Do you have an Unenforceable Loan? | Legally Write off Credit Card Debt | Unfair Credit Agreements taken before April 2007

Did you know there is a little known loophole in some credit agreements that could mean many people will not have to repay their loans, credit cards or store cards?

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You are a genius… | Flawed Credit Agreement | Unenforceable Loan Agreement

Following the review of his credit agreement. Ian was informed that the agreement appeared to be flawed and therefore unenforceable, the next step is for the legal team to pursue a complete right off or substantial reduction in the debt.

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