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Problem overdraft? How to ask your bank for a refund of interest

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Overdraft Affordability Complaints

💥 OVERDRAFT MADNESS — TIME TO FLEX BACK!

🧠 INTRO: OVERDRAFTS ARE NOT YOUR BOSS

Yo, BRO — overdrafts were meant to be a temporary pump, not a lifelong gym membership to debt hell. The banks? They knew you were gassed and let you KEEP PUSHING till your financial spine snapped.

This isn’t borrowing. It’s slow-motion bankruptcy. Time to bulk up your rights and deadlift that debt trap OFF your back.

“If you’ve been overdrawn for months or years, paying charges like it’s rent — you’ve been played.”

🚩 SIGNS YOU’RE IN THE FINANCIAL DEEP END

If you’re stuck in your overdraft more than you’re out of it, that’s hardcore borrowing. Banks KNOW what this means — and if they ignored it? That’s their FAIL.

  • Direct debits bounce like a medicine ball on concrete.
  • Your statements are full of gambling charges and they said NOTHING.
  • Your income dropped — they charged you like you’re Floyd Mayweather.
  • You’re stacking debt like it’s LEG DAY — loans, cards, payday horror.
  • The bank rejected you for help… then boosted your overdraft. WHAT?!

🧱 BUILD YOUR CASE — LIFT WITH FACTS

This ain’t about “please help me.” This is WAR. And your weapons? FACTS. Check this checklist. If even HALF of it hits home — you’ve got a case that hits harder than a barbell to the face.

  • Overdrawn 24/7 for MONTHS — maybe YEARS?
  • Their “review” of your overdraft? Never happened. Ever.
  • You asked for help and got ignored, or worse — CHARGED more.
  • They boosted your overdraft instead of freezing fees or stepping in.

If that’s you, grab the iron, champ — you’re about to make a move.

📝 HOW TO DOMINATE THAT COMPLAINT

STEP 1: FIND THEIR COMPLAINTS PAGE — NOW

Every bank has a complaints page. Find it. Get the email or form and don’t wait. Send the message that says: I’M DONE BEING SILENT.

STEP 2: WRITE IT LIKE A MONSTER

No fluff. No begging. You’re laying out hard facts. Tell them how long this has been going on. Tell them what they missed. Tell them how they FAILED. You’re not weak — you’re DONE being exploited.

Banks have 8 WEEKS to respond. If they ghost you? ESCALATE.

File with the Financial Ombudsman — the regulator with teeth:

www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk

STEP 3: DON’T KNOW DATES OR AMOUNTS?

Hit them with a DSAR — a Data Subject Access Request. It’s your LEGAL right to see your info. They’ve got one month. Demand EVERYTHING: statements, overdraft limits, missed reviews — all of it.

Now stop scrolling and start flexing those complaint muscles. You didn’t sign up for debt slavery — and it’s time to RIP THE BANKS A NEW ONE. 💪

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