Bank and Credit Card Charges – get your money back

Bank overcharging is big business. Every year, Britain’s Banks and Credit Card Companies make billions of pounds from penalty charges – hardly surprising, at an average of £30 a time. Your claim could be worth £1,000's


Late payment fees or exceeding your limit on Credit and Store Cards. Unauthorised overdraft fees. Bounced cheque fees. Refused direct debit and standing order fees.  The list seems endless, and the charges can be truly eye-watering. But now there’s a way to get your own back.

Whether you’ve been overcharged on a business or personal account, credit or store card, Banking Refunds is here to negotiate on your behalf – and get back any unfair charges for the last six years. It’ll take you just a couple of minutes to sign up, and then we’ll take care of everything. Credit Card and Bank Charges can be surprisingly large. The average claim size to date is £880, and the largest claim is £17, 740.

Taken out a loan in the last 6 years? Investor Compensation can also reclaim Payment Protection Insurance (loan insurance). This can also be worth £1,000s. Click here to find out more.

So what are you waiting for?

Since there is nothing to pay upfront, there’s absolutely no risk on your part.

A First Class Service from a First Class Company.

"From the first call to Investor Compensation I have received a great deal of help with my bank charges. I have had ongoing calls, emails and letters advising me of what to do, and what to expect to happen next, there is always a member of staff who knows my account personally available to discuss concerns with me. A great service, efficient, friendly staff and overall a great help. I received £2,452!!!"

Types of overcharging

  • Late payment fees & exceeding limit fees on Credit and Store Cards
  • Unauthorised overdraft fees
  • Bounced cheque fees
  • Refused direct debit and standing order fees  
  • Claim charges back from last 6 years
  • Average claim size £880
Manage your money with a Tuxedo eccount

Latest news