Smile and be prepared to be ripped. Tro
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ripped off by financial adviser
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17 years ago
Yes, I agree. But no facts presented, I notice.
Rob
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In message , brnpt writes
Who is to say you were ripped off? When was 'a couple of years ago' how much is 'some debt' in what form was that debt? What other circumstances may there have been that could have affected your ability to get a mortgage at more conventional rates?
As someone else has said, the first port of call should be to the person who arranged the mortgage in the first place.