turns out a mate works for RBS who underwrite sainsbury loans so they are gonna find out why it was turned down at least and I may be able to do something about it
High Court has ruled today that banks wont have to pay back any 'unfair' charges. Kick in the nuts for alot of people this. People should manage their money correctly but £35 quid for going overdrawn etc is bang out of order.
Also heard that if the banks lost this case, then they would have to make up the money in other ways, including charging people £2.50 for withdrawing money from cash machines!!!
[quote][cite]Posted By: ValleyGary[/cite]High Court has ruled today that banks wont have to pay back any 'unfair' charges. Kick in the nuts for alot of people this. People should manage their money correctly but £35 quid for going overdrawn etc is bang out of order.
Also heard that if the banks lost this case, then they would have to make up the money in other ways, including charging people £2.50 for withdrawing money from cash machines!!![/quote]
I have a savings account with a bank here in France that now with their updated supposedly wonderful new app have decided to:
1. Only have an app. I can't access my accounts on my PC
2. Will only allow bank transfers to a current account in my name. I can't even transfer to our joint account.
I've just had to do the bank transfer by phone, and I took the opportunity to tell them that if they don't change these two things then I'm closing both my and my wife's accounts.
I was just wondering: has anyone else had this kind of experience? It seems crazy to me.
I have a savings account with a bank here in France that now with their updated supposedly wonderful new app have decided to:
1. Only have an app. I can't access my accounts on my PC
2. Will only allow bank transfers to a current account in my name. I can't even transfer to our joint account.
I've just had to do the bank transfer by phone, and I took the opportunity to tell them that if they don't change these two things then I'm closing both my and my wife's accounts.
I was just wondering: has anyone else had this kind of experience? It seems crazy to me.
Yes, recently. Not identical but equally as maddening and resulted in me sacking the account off and moving. Don't threaten them mate, they generally give not a shit about the customer experience so go somewhere that values that a bit more
The Lloyds (Business) banking app - I can transfer out as much money as I like using the app, but, from what I can see, I can't print, or even view a statement. That has to be done off the laptop.
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Also heard that if the banks lost this case, then they would have to make up the money in other ways, including charging people £2.50 for withdrawing money from cash machines!!!
Also heard that if the banks lost this case, then they would have to make up the money in other ways, including charging people £2.50 for withdrawing money from cash machines!!![/quote]
This was a political not a legal decision.
http://eureferendum.blogspot.com/2009/11/stunning-victory.html
Absolute scandal.
I have a savings account with a bank here in France that now with their updated supposedly wonderful new app have decided to:
1. Only have an app. I can't access my accounts on my PC
2. Will only allow bank transfers to a current account in my name. I can't even transfer to our joint account.
I've just had to do the bank transfer by phone, and I took the opportunity to tell them that if they don't change these two things then I'm closing both my and my wife's accounts.
I was just wondering: has anyone else had this kind of experience? It seems crazy to me.