Don't just take our word for it
Read what the press is saying
"The court said the loan agreement was unenforceable under the Consumer Credit Act after the original loan company had wrapped insurance payments into the debt and then added interest and penalty payments to the total"
"The bill gives us the once-in-a-generation opportunity to prevent more people becoming trapped in grossly unfair credit deals."
"There are undoubtedly thousands, if not millions, of other unfair loans out there still to be checked."
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This is not just a loophole to squeeze in some cash, this is exercising your rights.
It is a government ruling for those who at one point or another took out a loan under pressure and are victims of extortion.
Make your claim today, before your lenders change their terms; and it may be too late for you to claim. It is your right to cancel
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Credit companies have the duty of offering products to customers in a responsible manner and have to let customers know what they are getting into. According to Teresa Perchard of Citizens Advice,
Consumer groups say the complexity and lack of transparency of some financial products make it difficult for consumers to pick the right product for their needs
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If credit companies fail to comply with Consumer Credit Act and fail to let their customers know what they are being offered, such an agreement or credit contract can be seen as unenforceable; such creditors do not have the right to take a debtor or borrower to court for non-repayment. An Unfair Credit Agreement claim is based on this principle.



