Consumer Credit Act request under sections 77, 78 and 79
You should be sent a ‘true copy’ of your agreement that is easy to read and a statement of your account signed by your creditor. The ‘true copy’ must contain all the terms and conditions from your original agreement, information about any changes made to the agreement and your name and address at the time that you took out the agreement. It does not have to include a signature box, signature or the date of signature from your original agreement.
The statement of account should be signed by the creditor and tell you:
how much you have paid (if you borrowed a fixed amount);
how much you still owe; and
what you still have to pay and when.
I will do my CCA request but would still be interested to get a view on the 'credit agreement' I have and if this is likley to meet requirements. Emails circulated last week. I
You should be sent a ‘true copy’ of your agreement that is easy to read and a statement of your account signed by your creditor. The ‘true copy’ must contain all the terms and conditions from your original agreement, information about any changes made to the agreement and your name and address at the time that you took out the agreement. It does not have to include a signature box, signature or the date of signature from your original agreement.
The statement of account should be signed by the creditor and tell you:
how much you have paid (if you borrowed a fixed amount);
how much you still owe; and
what you still have to pay and when.
I will do my CCA request but would still be interested to get a view on the 'credit agreement' I have and if this is likley to meet requirements. Emails circulated last week. I
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