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Payday firm, CFO Lending (£34 million), Ariste Holding Limited (£20 million) and Dollar Financial UK (£15 million) made a deal to pay over about £65 million in redress to its customers. They made an agreement with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to provide compensation to their borrowers for unfair practices. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Redress from Payday Lenders


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Redress from Payday Lenders
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  • Payday firm, CFO Lending (34 million), Ariste
    Holding Limited (20 million) and Dollar
    Financial UK (15 million) made a deal to pay
    over about 65 million in redress to its
    customers. They made an agreement with the
    Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to provide
    compensation to their borrowers for unfair
    practices.

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  • The regulator expressed that, because of the
    firms negligence a number of serious failings
    took place which caused detriment for many
    customers.

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  • CFO Lending traded under several brands
    including Payday First, Flexible First, Money
    Resolve, Paycfo, Payday Advance Payday Credit
    whereas Dollar Financial UK trading as The Money
    Shop, Payday UK, Payday Express Ladder Loans.

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  • CFO Lending will pay redress to more than 97,000
    customers, Ariste Holding Limited will compensate
    about 92,000 of their customers and Dollar
    Financial UK will refund to more than 147,000
    customers. In August 2014, an investigation by
    the FCA found payday firms were treating their
    customers unfairly. Some of the unfair practices
    were

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  • The firms systems didn't show the correct loan
    balances for customers. As a result, some
    customers ended up repaying more money than they
    owed.
  • Misusing customers banking information to take
    payments without permission.

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  • Applying additional fees for customers who had
    not repaid after 12 months, even though the
    required annual statement had not been provided.
  • Excessive use of continuous payment authorities
    (CPAs) to collect balances from customers even
    when the firm suspected that the customer was in
    financial difficulty.

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  • Failing to treat customers in financial
    difficulties with due forbearance which includes
    refusing reasonable repayment plans suggested by
    customers and their advisers.

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  • Sending threatening and misleading letters, texts
    and emails to customers.
  • Routinely reporting inaccurate information about
    customers to credit reference agencies.
  • Failing to assess the affordability of guarantor
    loans for customers.

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  • The firms acknowledged their mistakes and part
    of addressing these mistakes is making things
    right for their customers with a redress
    programme. The customers of the firms don't need
    to take any action as the firm will contact all
    affected their customers.

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  • Since the FCA has taken over the regulation of
    payday lenders, many payday loan providers have
    stopped offering loans and withdrawn from the
    market.

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  • Call
  • 01284 724651
  • Email
  • claimsteam_at_redbridgefinance.co.uk
  • Post to
  • Redbridge Finance Limited,1 Forbes Business
    Centre,Kempson Way,Bury St. Edmunds,IP32 7AR

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  • For more information, visit us

https//www.redbridgefinance.co.uk/
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