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garfy76

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i am trying too pay off the full balance of a loan with a finance company but have been told that if i do i will have too pay off the full balance + a penalty + whatever interest i would have accumulated over the course of the policy.when the credit broker was selling us this loan he told me that i could pay off as much as i liked to get it paid off as soon as possible without a penalty of any kind but now that i read the terms and conditions from the finance company they say that they take no resposibility for anything the credit broker tells me.do i have any right in this case?
 


JETX

Senior Member
Your only 'rights' are spelled out in the agreement you signed.

And if your payment history has caused any penalties or interest, over and above the 'normal' provided, you are obligated to pay them also (as provided in your agreement).
 

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