Nationwide New Charges - All Nationwide customers please read

[steven4064]

If you are a Nationwide customer, you will have recieved (or will shortly receive) a letter outlining their revised tariffs.

 

I would like to point out that most of their 'General Fees' are almost certainly unlawful under Regulation 5 of the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 and s140 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 (as revised 2006)

 

If any of you want to reclaim any such charges then start a new thread i this forum.

[sharkfin]

I had kind of given up hope of going after the Nationwide after the latest rulings. Is there still a half decent chance of making a successful claim against them then?

 

I have two flexaccounts and in the last five or six years have racked up £900 worth of charges on one and £1900 worth on the other. Most of both of these were all in the one year. I was self employed and my suppliers were constantly paying me very late so every month ALL of my direct debits were bouncing...

 

Please let me know if/how I should get the ball rolling with them. All help/advice much appreciated!

[ndryan]

I have an existing claim for £1,930 plus interest lodged in Court & am awaiting Court's acceptance of an amended Statement of Claim. Do I need to do anything on receipt of these revised terms?