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• Financial Services Authority
  == Financial Services Authority == [http://www.fsa.gov.uk/ Financial Services Authority]
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• Statutes Library
  ...://www.bailii.org/uk/legis/num_act/2000/ukpga_20000008_en_1.html Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (c. 8)] ...an.co.uk/acts/supply-of-goods-and-services-act-1982.php Supply of Good and Services Act 1982]
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• Natwest
  Customer Relations Services Unit<br> Credit Management Services<br>
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• Creditors and DCAs
  ...inform you that we are seeking advice and assistance regarding our current financial difficulties. ...ted that to continue to charge interest would not assist us in our present financial difficulties, and can only serve to increase our total debt.
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• PPI
  ...fact does not exclude borrowers from making a mis-selling complaint to the Financial Ombudsman, who assesses whether the way the policy was sold was fair and re ...mplaints process. If you have no success, the next step is to complain the Financial Ombudsman.<br>
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• List of legal cases relating to penalties
  ...v+Financial+Services+Authority+%5b2003%5d+EWCA+Civ+1746 Durant v Financial Services Authority [2003] EWCA Civ 1746]<br>The ‘Durant’ Case and its impact on
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• How to Complain - A Comprehensive Guide
  ..."><font color = #EEEEEE> — </font>I've long been a user of your products/services and up until now have always regarded you as an excellent supplier/company. ...ter is especially important for serious complaints or one with significant financial implications.
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• Compaints letters
  ...ter is especially important for serious complaints or one with significant financial implications. ...elationship, and keep you as a loyal customer or user of their products or services. People like helping nice friendly people. People do not find it easy to he
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• Financial Servicves Authority
  #REDIRECT [[Financial Services Authority]] == Financial Services Authority ==
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• Financial Services Authority
  == Financial Services Authority == [http://www.fsa.gov.uk/ Financial Services Authority]
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• Liqidated Damages & Penalties
  These charges are not charges for providing services under the contract; they are charges imposed because the customer has breac Therefore, in the case of financial institutions and their customers, the charges made by them because the cust
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• Step By Step Guide
  ...ges levied by Credit Card Companies - and possibly the Supply of Goods and Services Act. ...ters received from banks giving the money back, they claim that it is for 'financial' reasons - i.e. the cost of defending a claim would outweigh that of just p
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• Small Claims FAQ
  Any claim which has a financial value of not more than £5,000. Any claim for personal injuries which has a financial value of not more than £5,000 where the claim for general damages for pers
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• MBNA
  ...2006. The merger resulted in MBNA being re-named to Bank of America Card Services while still based in Delaware. For the first part of 2006, MBNA still issue ...ry of Bank of America. On June 10, 2006, MBNA changed its name to FIA Card Services, National Association (FIA). On October 20, 2006, Bank of America, National
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• Citibank
  products = [[Financial Services]]| ...k''. Citibank is now the consumer and corporate banking arm of [[financial services]] giant [[Citigroup]], the second largest company of its kind in the world
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• Account in Dispute Letters
  ...ve indicated would therefore be contrary to the statement of the Financial Services Authority of 6th July 2006 in which it ruled such action to be discriminato ...will draw your client’s transgressions to the attention of the Financial Services Authority and the banking code standards committee, by making formal compla
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• Statement of Evidence
  ...ndant avers that the charges levied are legitimate fixed price contractual services, unrelated to breaches of contract, which are therefore not required to be ...ducted a thorough investigation into default charges levied by the British financial industry. While the report primarily focused on Credit card issuers, the OF
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• Mis-Claim Tutorial
  You are taking on a multi-national company with unlimited financial and legal resources. The very least you should do is to have good idea of t ...may well have sent it to the bank twice previously, but it’s at Customer Services at the other end of the country, whereas your claim is sitting in the bank�
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• Allocation Qestionnaire: Stays & Strike Out Requests
  ...only be levied at a reasonable rate. Section 15 of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 makes this clear. ...arties have regularly attempted to disguise their penalties as contractual services of some type. The relevant Cases are full of discussions about this, and th
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• The Cabot Financial Group of Companies
  The Cabot Financial Group is a debt purchase and management group based in Kent. The Group is c * [[Cabot Financial (UK) Limited]] (Formerly known as Kings Hill (No 1) Limited. They buy debt
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• Consumer Credit Counselling Service
  People in financial difficulties reach us through our 0800 free phone number, or online using C Over-indebtedness largely results from a change in financial circumstances, caused by reduced income or overuse of credit, although rela
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• OFT Test Case
  financial and operational information relating to their unarranged overdraft seven banks, one building society(note 2) and the Financial Services Authority (FSA)
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• Account Closures: What to do.
  ...o honour a payment could have extensive – and potentially disastrous – financial consequences. ...t they should not be penalised for exercising their right to complain. The Financial Ombudsman’s Service investigate complaints from consumers that their bank
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• Stays re: OFT Test Case
  ...wo years, as they already have my money and in any event they are under no financial pressure to resolve the case fairly and speedily. I on the other hand am ex ...unt to penalty charges, whether for breach of contract or as a payment for services as the Banks now allege, is not so complex that it warrants the stay of all
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• Lloyds Witness Statement
  ...nt contends that the Charges levied are legitimate fixed price contractual services, not related to breach of contract, and therefore not required to be a pre- (b) to the adequacy of the price or remuneration, as against the goods or services supplied in exchange''.
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• Abbey: Court Bundle & Witness Statement
  ...ducted a thorough investigation into default charges levied by the British financial industry. While the report primarily focused on Credit card issuers, it is ...giving the seller or supplier the right to determine whether the goods or services supplied are in conformity with the contract, or giving him the exclusive r
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• Ken Maynard
  ...Group of Companies]], and until October 2007 was Director of the [[Credit Services Association]] and Chairman of the UK [[Debt Buyers and Seller Group]].
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• OFT Test Case : POC's
  goods or services supplied in exchange”. Defendants, and the Financial Services Authority, dated 25 July 2007 (as
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• Dealing With Debt: Insolvency
  An IVA is not primarily designed to get you out of financial trouble, it is designed to give your creditors a better return than they wo ...y Practitioners, like solicitors and other professionals, charge for their services. It is not usual that you will have to pay upfront fees to an Insolvency Pr
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• Debt: Where to Get Help
  ...provides free debt advice and free debt solutions for anyone experiencing financial difficulties. We will find a solution that is right for you, your family an CCCS is a charity, so you won't pay a penny for any of their services - whether you need immediate debt advice tailored to your situation or more
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• Bankruptcy: Glossary of Terms
  ...re some who simply play on the misfortunate and vulnerability of people in financial difficulties, often charging exorbitant fees, in the process. ...kruptcy Orders. They then mail shot the debtors involved, offering various services and ‘solutions’ to the problem. Our advice is to be very wary of such p
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• Debt Management Plan
  *most Debt Management Organisations do not give financial advice, and cannot advise on, for example, entitlement to benefit *many Debt Management Organisations do not give financial advice and so do not give customers details of all the options open to them
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• PPI: Particulars of Claim
  ...t its obligations under the terms of section 13 of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982. ...the company],</SPAN> to meet its obligations under the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982.
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• PPI Complaints
  '''Financial Ombudsman Newsletter July 2007''' ...ciety or other institution making the loan or the provider of the goods or services for which the loan is being taken out).
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• Consumer Credit Act:Section 75
  '''Financial Ombudsman Newsletter July 2007''' ...es, the provider of credit is equally liable with the provider of goods or services where there is a breach of contract or misrepresentation.
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• Brighthouse Fact Sheet
  By unravelling a complex system of financial exploitation (aimed at some of the least well-off in society), this fact sh All sorts of people can experience financial problems and, as a result, find their ability to obtain credit impaired. Of
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• Debt Collectors: On the Inside
  '''3)''' Technical Experts/Legal Services (Legislation) ...the DCAs legal section. This is then forwarded to the debtor by the legal services team.
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• Debt Collectors: Which Bank Uses Who?
  Debt Management & Recovery Services Global Debt Management Services Limited
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• How to Get Out of Debt
  ...y to getting your debts in order is to begin by completing a comprehensive financial statement. Here are the steps that you’ll need to consider. ...pension policies etc. It would be of utmost importance to seek independent financial advice prior to doing this.
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• Debt: Negociating with DCA's
  ...ts, magistrate fines, utilities and any other debts that provide essential services or which carry significant penalties if you do not pay them should be repai ...banking code that you will "develop a plan with you for dealing with your financial difficulties and we will tell you in writing what we have agreed.”
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• OFT Test Case: Q & A's 30 May 2008
  6. Will the test case have any implications for other financial contracts such as '''OFT, Financial Services Authority and Financial Ombudsman Service'''
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• Doorstep Selling Regulations
  ...e of work etc Regulations (2008) give you protection when you buy goods or services from a trader on the doorstep or in the home (or in someone else's home), a ...iting. But be careful. If you have given this written agreement for '''any services''' or any of these goods:
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• Library: Case Law
  2 Durant v Financial Services Authority [2003] EWCA Civ 1746, 19 Case law relevant to the Financial Ombudsman Service
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• Library: Statutes
  4 The Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 25 Banking and Financial Services
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