Morses Club Refund Claims: As one of the largest doorstep loans providers, Morses Club provides small, short-term loans of £100- £1,500, over a loan period of 22 weeks to 53 weeks.

Doorstep Loans, also known as home credit loans, are used by 1.3 million people in Britain and it’s the practice where a collector comes to your house to collect the repayments, rather than paying them through a bank or standard repayment scheme. Morses Club loan are very similar to Provident Loans

Struggling to repay your loan you may have been miss sold?

Like Guarantor loans, doorstep loans have come into the spotlight recently, with the Financial Conduct Authority instructing Provident, also a doorstep loan provider, to pay “almost £169m in compensation to customers’ after mis-selling a particular loan product to customers.

Morses Club irresponsible lending complaints

Other complaints about doorstep loans include people being sold a home credit loan by an agent, when they could not afford it. A loan is unaffordable if you cannot make the repayments without borrowing again.

If you found yourself unable to pay back the loan you took with Morses Club, you may be eligible for a Morses Club loan refund and the Reclaims Online may be able to help you receive what you are owed by passing you to a claims management company partner.

What type of loans do Morses Club offer?

– Cash Loans

– Door Step Loans

Eligibility Requirements:

Minimum age of 18 and not declared bankrupt. Must also live in an area of a Morses Club branch.

Loan Example:

£200 loan repayable over 34 weeks at £10 per week, Rate of interest morses club claim 107.1% p.a fixed Representative 466.37% APR, Total amount payable is £340

Morses Club is registered at the following address:

Morses Club PLC, Kingston House, Centre 27 Business Park, Woodhead Road, Birstall, Batley, WF17 9TD

Why could I receive a Morses Loan Refund?

Was the loan affordable to you before Morses Club granted your application for a loan? Morses Club may have not conducted the correct affordability checks.

Did your loan have excessive charges combined onto it, such as high interest and charges? The FCA have introduced a price cap to protect borrowers from excessive charges.

Did you tell your lender that the loan was unaffordable but they continued anyway? The lender should have released that the loan was unaffordable and not given it to you. This is irresponsible lending.

During your application process, you may have not mentioned all of your debts. If this didn’t match with your credit record, the Morses Club should have ensured to double check this.

When you applied for the loan, you may have not stated your correct regular income, due to be self-employed or your job history changing during this time, the Morses Club should have looked at this and ensured you had a regular, consistent income before giving you a loan.

If any of the above statements apply to your experience with the Morses Club and Doorstep Loans , you could be eligible to claim compensation. Start your claim or get in touch with the experienced experts team who will guide you through the process. We are here to help.