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What is Tracker Mortgage Compensation and Who Has
Been Notified?
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  • Business and commercial conditions for interest
    are always kept on changing by Banks. Over a
    number of years these overcharges are impacting
    compound interest. Tracker mortgage compensation
    is to review and investigation, lenders have
    started writing to their customers informing them
    of the mistake, advising them of the adjustment
    to the rate applied on their mortgage, and
    indicating how much they will be reimbursed.
  • But its important to remember not everyone has
    yet been notified.

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  • Similarly Tracker mortgage compensation has
    commenced contacting impacted customers, but its
    review is still in progress while Ulster Bank
    says it has not yet contacted everyone So, there
    is still potentially a significant number of
    people who are likely to hear from their lender
    over the coming weeks and months. If you suspect
    you were overcharged, you may be anxious to find
    out how much you will be due back. However its
    not an easy calculation. On personal finance
    advice website Tracker mortgage compensation
    burgess has some useful calculators that might
    help. He gives the example of someone with a
    100,000 mortgage over 20 years at an interest
    rate of 5 per cent. As the correct rate on the
    mortgage should have been 4 per cent, the person
    should be due a refund cheque of some 12,036.

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  • But in addition to the amount people are owed,
    calculated as the differential in interest
    between the rate that should have been applied
    and the rate that was, mortgage account holders
    are also being offered compensation, but this
    differs from bank to bank.
  • Ulster Bank declined to indicate how much it is
    offering, but it is understood that Permanent TSB
    is offering 10 per cent, while AIB is offering up
    to 15 per cent on home loans, and 7.5 per cent on
    buy-to-let mortgages. Those affected are also
    being offered a fee towards the cost of
    professional advice. This means that if you are
    owed 30,000 from PTSB for example, you could
    stand to gain an additional 3,000 in
    compensation.

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  • However, Tracker mortgage compensation as the
    process is ongoing, those affected may not
    receive the money owed to them until sometime in
    2017.
  • Remember, if the bank says you were overcharged
    and tells you by how much, make sure you get a
    copy of its calculations and either check the
    figures carefully yourself, or get them verified
    professionally.

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