richieh

as above
my wife has been pensioned off on the sick but they are over a month late on paying a lump sum as according to her contract
can we try and get the interest that we would have earned on the money paid to us. we've suffered a few quid in charges this month because of them holding back on the cash as well.
have we got any hopes of getting any recourse or are we buggered
cheers richie

OllyK

You can try I am sure, worth asking the question at least as to whether they will re-imburse you, but to be honest you are only looking at £100 or so.

BlackadderII

If you can prove the date on which they said they would pay the monies into your account and you can prove the bank charges with a statement then they will pay you back the charges without any problem.

I think the interest you would of earned on the money is an interesting one. They may or may not be willing to pay this, in any case you would be able to claim current interest charges through a small claims court, but is it worth the hassle?

richieh

tbh at the mo every penny counts so £100 would be quite useful
will have to look into it
cheers richie

CooperS

In ING it would be about 70 after tax

EddScott

In my experience with large life and investment companies if you can prove that you have lost interest due to late payment they will re-imburse you. If we have serious problems we also send them a bill for our wasted time. Cheaper for them to just pay rather than conduct an investigation.

Don't know if this will be similar in your case though. Good luck!

Leslie

Don't see why they should make interest during the delay in payment on the money that they should have paid to you .

Les

richieh

this is the nhs paymaster general ive got to deal with though
guess i'll be in for a bit of a fight with this one
richie