Concerned a guarantor loan was unaffordable or unfairly explained?
Guarantor-loan concerns can involve affordability checks, what the guarantor was told about their responsibility, or what happened when repayments became difficult. The form asks different questions depending on whether you were the borrower or guarantor.
As borrower, were the repayments affordable without regularly falling behind on other essential commitments or borrowing again?
As guarantor, do you remember the lender checking your own finances and clearly explaining when you could be required to pay?
Did the guarantor have to make any payments?
Did the loan lead to repeated arrears, collection pressure or financial difficulty?
Have you already complained to the lender?
After you send it
What happens next?
The claims firm named at the final step can review your enquiry and contact you if it needs anything else.
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Your enquiry is recorded
We keep a record of the details you send and the consent you give.
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The claims firm can take a first look
If it needs more information, it can contact you using the details you provided.
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You decide what happens next
If the claims firm can help, it will explain what it can do and any fees before you choose whether to go ahead.
Your other options
You can complain without using a claims management company.
Depending on the issue, you may be able to complain directly to the business and use the Financial Ombudsman Service or Financial Services Compensation Scheme yourself for free.
Can both borrowers and guarantors make an enquiry?
Yes. The form asks which role you had and then records the facts relevant to affordability, checks and repayments. The claims firm will decide whether it can assist.
Does struggling with repayments automatically mean the loan was mis-sold?
No. A complaint normally depends on the circumstances and checks when the loan was made, not just later financial difficulty.
What if the lender no longer offers guarantor loans?
You can still send the check. The claims firm can review the lender and what happened, then explain whether there may be a route forward.
Can I complain to the lender myself?
Yes. You do not have to use a claims management company. You can complain directly to the lender for free and may be able to use the Financial Ombudsman Service if the complaint is not resolved.
Free claim check
Start with the details you remember.
The MFCC check is free. If the claims firm can help, they’ll explain what happens next before you decide whether to go ahead.