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What the Law states about Reclaiming Bank Charges

What the Law states about Reclaiming Bank Charges. The law is quite clear that penalty charges made for breach of contract are unenforceable!
 

 
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PRLog (Press Release)May 14, 2008 – Reclaim Bank Charges - What the law says

The law is quite clear that penalty charges made for breach of contract are unenforceable! Of course banks and credit card companies should be allowed to charge, otherwise they'd soon go out of business, but the law says they can only impose fees which are directly in proportion to their administration costs.

http://www.stepaway.org.uk

On average a financial institution will charge you in the region of £30 per item for bounced cheques, late payments or exceeding an overdraft limit and, considering that that excess may be as little as 50p, we feel that these charges are certainly not proportionate!

It gets worse for, having been charged £30 for your 50p oversight, you will then be charged interest on top which, if like most of us from time-to-time, you've exceeded your limit by a few hundred pounds the charges really begin to add up!

The real question is, does it really cost £30 for a computer generated letter to be issued and posted? If the answer is “NO” then the charge is not only massively disproportionate but it's also unlawful.

Reclaim your bank charges

If you think that you've been overcharged by your bank, building society or credit card company but are unsure what to do next, or if you would like further information, please contact http://www.stepaway.org.uk directly on 0161 442 6344 or email us at enquiries@stepaway.org.uk

It's time to reclaim what is legally yours!

First Step Legal Limited, Suite 1, Discovery House, Crossley Park, Crossley Road, Stockport SK4 5BHTel: 0161-442-6344 Fax: 0161-432-7967 Contact Email: enquiries@stepaway.org.uk

Company Registration Number: 05562219 Registered Address: 93 Wellington Road North, Stockport, Cheshire, SK4 2LN United Kingdom

Regulated by The Department for Constitutional Affairs in respect of regulated claims management activities. Registration Number : CRM3476

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Issued By:stepaway.org.uk
Email:Click to contact author
Phone:01614426344
Address:Suite 1, Discovery House
:Stockport
City/Town:Stockport
State/Province:Cheshire
Zip:SK4
Country:United Kingdom
Categories:Finance, Legal, Business
Tags:Reclaim Bank Charges, Bank Charges, Bank Charge Letter, Financial Advice, Money Issues, Debt Advice, Credit Crunch

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