The Consumer Credit Act of 1974
was introduced to protect Consumers from financial mis-selling.
However, the legislation was unclear and we now find that
many agreements may not have complied with the Act and
this could render them unenforceable, even in a court
of law.
The Consumer credit Act 2006 made
it clear that consumers could now challenge the validity
of credit agreements if they were found to be unfair.
This applies to any of the following:
Secured
Loans • Unsecured loans
• Car Loans
Home Improvement loans
• Credit/Store
cards
In fact any credit card or loan
that has a balance of £3,000 or over can be audited
by our panel of solicitors to see if you have a claim.
Call us on 01733 307019
now to see if you have a claim.
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