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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Varche on 10 December 2020, 15:03:25
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Just a heads up for anyone who created and paid for a POA in England and Wales between April 2013 and March 2017 . The donor is likely eligible for refund(s) £37 to £54 per POA. as there was a general overcharge.
If the donor is still alive it takes about ten minutes to apply online - one application covers all POA's for that person (e.g. two attorneys and POA for health and POA for wealth equals four overpayments) . If dead , it takes a bit longer.
https://www.gov.uk/power-of-attorney-refund for more details.
You only have till end of Jan 2021 to get the application in. Hope that helps someone.
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Yes. This was mentioned by Martin Lewis last week.
I have applied for a refund. £38 in my case, which is better than a knee in the groin, or a poke in the eye with a sharp stick*
* Unless you are into pain and willing to pay for it on a regular basis. :)
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Yes. This was mentioned by Martin Lewis last week.
I have applied for a refund. £38 in my case, which is better than a knee in the groin, laptop over the head or a poke in the eye with a sharp stick*
* Unless you are into pain and willing to pay for it on a regular basis. :)
Yes, well...
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Yes. This was mentioned by Martin Lewis last week.
I have applied for a refund. £38 in my case, which is better than a knee in the groin, laptop over the head or a poke in the eye with a sharp stick*
* Unless you are into pain and willing to pay for it on a regular basis. :)
Yes, well...
How much do you usually pay, Al? :)
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Clearly not enough ;D
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We've just had to pay £88, for each poa for my mum, and it took 7months for 1, the other was refunded, and we've got to re-apply,,, and the reason people working from home, caused by bat-flu.
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Bugger, got my mum's 11/2018 :)
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Yes. This was mentioned by Martin Lewis last week.
I have applied for a refund. £38 in my case, which is better than a knee in the groin, laptop over the head or a poke in the eye with a sharp stick*
* Unless you are into pain and willing to pay for it on a regular basis. :)
Yes, well...
How much do you usually pay, Al? :)
We've just paid £88 per poa for mum.
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My brother has just got POT on behalf of poor old Mum, who is fading fast now. :(