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Unfair Credit Agreements

admin — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 07:03:45 +0000

Due the amendment of the 1974 Consumer Credit Act in 2006 it is now possible to challenge credit/loan agreements that have not complied with the act.

Claims can be submitted for credit agreements, mortgages, secured loans, unsecured loans, credit cards, in fact almost any credit or loan agreement.

With the introduction of the amended act in 2006 it has become a relatively simple process for solicitors to put together a claim after an agreement has been checked and found to have flaws.

All of the claims the solicitors submit are for future payments to be stopped and any goods purchased to be kept by the customer.

There is a charge for agreements to be audited to check if they are flawed, once an agreement is found to have errors and does not comply with the Consumer Credit Act of 1974 the solicitors commence a claim at no further cost to you.

There is a £50 charge for the solicitors to audit each of your agreements, when the agreements are found unenforcable there is a further charge of £295 for the first agreement and £195 for all subsequent agreements.

You keep 100% of all successful claims, there is absolutely nothing deducted from your claim, unlike many other companies who are charging a percentage of your claim

£Millions set aside for compensation!

admin — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 08:53:29 +0000

Following legal judgments, UK financial institutions have set aside a vast reservoir of funds, which must be paid out. It’s not a matter of choice, it’s a matter of fact and millions of people across Britain will definitely be compensated for these unfair agreements!

Don’t miss your chance – register now!

admin — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 08:52:43 +0000

Financial markets move quickly and the situation is changing on a daily basis so you need to register your claim with us as soon as possible. The next few weeks are critical and we will send you regular bulletins to keep you up to date with the latest events as they happen.

Credit Agreement Claims

admin — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 08:50:31 +0000

The alarming rise in debt for consumers in the UK over the past few years has moved juridical authorities to take steps against malpractices and so called “unfair relationships” in the financial services sector. In 2006 the Consumer Act of 1974 has been reformed to that purpose and although many people might be not aware of it, the consumer is more protected than ever before, leaving the market open for credit agreement claims.

Financial institutions with wrong intentions still rely on the veil of ignorance that covers every day people like you and me when it comes to personal loans and credit agreements, but these times are over now. Credit agreement claims are now possible on account of The Consumer Credit Act of 2006 that came into force in July 2007 which seeks to give a more protective framework for customers who borrow money or buy on credit.
Mortgage Claims

Are you one of the million Brits with a mortgage loan? Or are you one of those thousand Brits that bought their mortgage loan under misleading conditions? How regulated the market may be now, the number of annual mortgage claims points out that buying and selling mortgages has not always been a straight forward business.

Most mortgage claims and complaints are based on the somewhat old fashioned practice of tying a mortgage loan to an endowment policy. In this case the customer saves money because he only pays interest on the capital unlike the case for ordinary repayment loans, but he pays money to an endowment policy. This endowment policy is tied to long term investments or even the stock market and would presumably suffice to pay back the mortgage loan at the end.