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Thousands to get refunds after mortgage rate error

Tazz T · 2011-05-21 09:42:07

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/thousands-to-get-refunds-after-mortgage-rate-error-2653754.html Does anyone know how you check if you're due a refund?

21-05-2011 9:42am

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http://www.independent.ie/national-news/thousands-to-get-refunds-after-mortgage-rate-error-2653754.html

Does anyone know how you check if you're due a refund?

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#2 21-05-2011 10:08am

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The best thing to do is review your copy of your loan approval. There should be a section that outlines your special conditions. This would show the rate. If you were ever offered a rate change during your mortgage term you need to make sure that you were placed on the one you selected. You would only really ever get a rate change if you were on a special introductory rate for the first year or so or if you came off a fixed rate at any stage.

If you don't have copies of these then all you need to do is phone your Mortgage provider and they can supply you with copies.

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