Hi folks.
Looking for some advice here. I have read through vast amounts of the forums but none really answer my problem.
Quote:
Lloyds have today issued me a gesture of goodwill payment of £1100.
Problem is they want to pay this into loan account to reduce outstanding debt.
Where do I stand with this - I could really use the money as single parent of two in part time work and this could be use to help pay off other Pauls while I borrow from Peter if you understand.
My loan with Lloyds is not in arrears and my claim for PPI was they mis-sold the policy to me as I already had other cover.
I have 14 days as off today re - this offer.
Any help appreciated.
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You are entitled to be paid by a personal cheque in your name. However if your account with LTSB is in arrears then they can as I understand it use any refund of PPI to offset the amount.
ie if your account was in arrears to the tune of £700 then they can use £700 of the refund to make up the deficit and the balance should be paid to you. They cannot use any refund for mis-sold PPI to reduce the amount owed on the account if you are up to date with your payments and they should not use any rebate to reduce the amount owed if you are up to date with your payments.
I was offered goodwill gesture from RBS and I turned it down as there was no 8% statutory
interest
includede they refused to include this and so I went to the
fos
the goodwill gesture turned from £2.6k into £3.8k.
So from my experience if the offer of a goodwill gesture has been made and you are not happy with it. say no and let the
fos
decide. No one makes a goodwill gesture out of the goodness of their heart
The goodwill gesture is to prevent a larger loss of money or to prevent the regulatory bodies taking stronger action.
Your choice now
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