My thoughts regarding turning the shortfall into a loan is that in principle that’s OK, however, if I cannot get immediate employment then that too would be unsustainable what with having to rent somewhere to live as well as paying the shortfall and all other bills/loan. Is my thinking clouded???
I hope this post makes sense…. I’m getting confused now as well as fed up.
I enquired yesterday at the bank and the manager said he still hadn't heard anything back from Dublin. .
And did he not ring Dublin there and then and sort it out? If not go back today and get an answer.
I've found AIB immensely hard to get direct contact with in the past couple of weeks.
All calls to direct branch numbers now go to a contact centre who simply leave a trail of messages back to the bank.
And did he not ring Dublin there and then and sort it out? If not go back today and get an answer.
Just received a letter today (13 June) from AIB dated 6 June (a week in the post!!!!!) advising us that from 12 June they are kindly increasing the interest rate from 4% to 4.4% a lovely increase of 60 euros a month.......
Feel like the downward spiral has started
OK, so got to speak to the manager (finally) and he advised that he "hasn't heard a dicky bird from Dublin."
He didn't know what the situation was or why there hasn't been any responses, but "after this length of time, it's possible that our case has been passed on for an executive write-off" not sure what that means to be honest.
I told him that our return to full C&I payments were due this month and we wouldn't have enough in the account to cover it and will subsequently go further overdrawn, to which he replied "don't worry about that, it'll just come back unpaid" (easy for him to say).
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