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UNFAIR CREDIT AGREEMENTS MEANS MILLIONS OF PEOPLE ARE ENTITLED TO CLAIM £THOUSANDS

A change in recent legislation under the 2006 revision of the 1974 Consumer Credit Act (which came into force April 2007) means that if you have a mortgage, secured loan, personal loan, motor finance or credit card (or if you have taken one out since 1990) that you are highly likely to be eligible for compensation!

Even if your mortgage or loan is completed, you are still eligible to receive compensation.

UK Financial institutions have set aside vast amounts of funds in preparation for these claims.

Why?

Compensation is available due to “unfair terms” existing between lender and borrower.

As a result many contracts are unlawful, invalid, fundamentally flawed and as such are unenforceable.

What does this mean?

On mortgage, secured and unsecured loans, hire purchase and car loan/finance, credit card and store cards -

it is possible to;

1. Claim back interest charges
2. Claim back repayments made
3. Receive compensation
4. Have your credit card cancelled & the balance “written off”
5. Have the agreement and any related adverse credit deleted from your credit file