If you have purchased Timeshare or Fractional ownership over the past six years, then you may have a chance of getting your money back.
Have you borrowed money from Barclays Partner Finance; Shawbrook Bank; Hitachi or First Holiday Finance?

Have borrowed money to purchase a Timeshare product such as a Floating week at Golden Sands in Malta? Or a Fractional membership with Club La Costa? Then it is highly likely you have been mis-sold.

Section 75 is a consumers right of recourse if the product or service sold to you hasn't lived up to what you paid for.

Regulated finance agreements are covered under Section 75, providing they are for more than £100.00 and DO NOT exceed £30,000 in value for any one transaction.

Therefore, you can take out several loan agreements with the same lender, as long as each deal is £30,000 or below in value. Each transaction will be considered on its own merits.

The important thing here is that the loan must be directly linked to the goods or services purchased. In these instances, the retailer/ supplier will often arrange the loan

They are likely to have a pre-arranged agreement with the finance company. Such as Club La costa do with Shawbrook Bank.

If you have financed a Timeshare or Fractional ownership deal within the last six years then contact us today.

We could get your loan written off or even get all of your money back.

Contact us and begin your No Win No Fee Claim.