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Bank Charges Reclaiming News: Result in the High Court test case!

Bank Charges
There’s a result in the high court test case; it's decided bank charges ARE covered by Unfair Contractual Terms rules. This is a major victory for bank charges reclaiming and a huge step. Find out all the latest whether you’ve started reclaiming, or plan to, this is a guide to what you should do.

PPI Reclaiming Guide: Free template letters to get £1,000s back on loan insurance

PPI Home
Anyone who’s got or had a loan, credit card or store card may be able to reclaim £1,000s. For years the insurance products sold alongside these have been missold. This is a full guide, including template letters on how to check if you were missold and get your money back.

Bank Charges: Reclaim them, they’re unlawful, includes free template letters

Bank charges for exceeding overdraft limits and bouncing payments are commonly believed to be unlawful. The major victory in the bank charges test case, means its important to get your claim in, to join the up to a million people who’ve reclaimed £1000s.

Council Tax Rebanding: Lower your band and save £1,000s

You may have overpaid £1,000s without knowing it and can get your money back at no cost. A full step by step guide on how to check ‘n’ challenge your council tax band for free.

Grant Grabbing: Find out if you're eligible for £1,000s

Find out if you are eligible for free money to help improve your home and education, increase your income or help with a business venture.

Credit Card Charges Reclaiming Guide: They're unlawful, get £100s back

Your credit card company owes you money; this free guide includes template letters on how to get back six years worth of late payment fees and other fines. And don’t worry, unlike bank charges reclaiming, it’s not on hold.

Mortgage Fees: Reclaim £100s if you've switched or repaid a mortgage

Lenders charge mortgage exit fees when you switch to a new provider or repay the mortgage in full. Yet often they charge much more than your original contract states. The regulator, the FSA, says this isn't on and they should repay the difference. This full guide includes template letters to send.

Bank Charge Reclaiming: What to do if you're overdrawn

If you're reclaiming charges and have an overdraft, the worry is the bank will ultimately shut your account, leaving you in the lurch. Yet there are a number of techniques that allow you to beat the system.

Benefits Check Up: 5 mins to get what you're entitled to

All families earning under £66,000 should check whether they're missing out on eligible benefits, as should pensioners, those on low incomes and many others. It only takes five minutes via a speedy, free, web check-up.

Reclaim Forgotten Cash: Get back old bank accounts, pensions & investments

It’s never been easier to get your or deceased relatives' money from old bank accounts, pensions, life assurance and investments. Just click on some websites, fill in your details, and it should come to you.

Mis-sold endowments: Act now to reclaim your cash

If your endowment was mis-sold then you could be compensated in the thousands, yet there's a deadline on complaints and it's running out.

Flight Delays: Claim Compensation

An EU regulation could entitle you to compensation if flights are cancelled or delayed.

Consumer rights: how to make 'em play fair

Do you know your rights? When can you take goods back? When can you ask for a refund? Is buying a second hand car the same from a showroom or a private individual. Find out with this article.

The Bank Charges Petition: Tell the Govt to support the Reclaiming Charter

The FSA's decision to suspend bank charges reclaiming was done without any consumer consultation. So now its time to petition Gordon Brown to have our say, and ensure the new Charter is followed!
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