Banks Accused Of Colluding To Force Customers Off Tracker Mortgages
The banks are being accused of collusion in forcing people off their trackers.
It’s emerged that a further 3000 customers had their trackers removed from them by their mortgage lenders, bringing the number to 13,000.
Financial commentators believe that number could rise as high as 30 thousand.
David Hall from the Irish Mortgage Holders Association believes the banks acted together;
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