Hello,
Sorry if this is the wrong place to put this, but I'm a little confused.
Three weeks ago, I checked my internet banking to find the bank had loaded a home loan onto, in excess of $400,000. This was a bit shocking to me as I no longer own a house.
I called them up and they were surprised I didn't know anything about it as it had been drawn down yesterday and was joint with my ex-husband. Turns out he has just bought a house with his new partner and instead of loading her name, they put mine instead.
It disappeared off my internet banking a few days later, but I kind of want something formal from them saying how it happened and that it won't show on any of my records, etc, etc, rather than just the one line email I got saying it was 'all fixed now'. It felt like a really big deal to me, and I really didn't need to know that much information about my ex's new life.
What do I do now? Just forget about it and move on and hope it never comes up again? Or can I demand a more formal letter stating the debt doesn't have, and never did have anything to do with me?
Sorry if this is the wrong place to put this, but I'm a little confused.
Three weeks ago, I checked my internet banking to find the bank had loaded a home loan onto, in excess of $400,000. This was a bit shocking to me as I no longer own a house.
I called them up and they were surprised I didn't know anything about it as it had been drawn down yesterday and was joint with my ex-husband. Turns out he has just bought a house with his new partner and instead of loading her name, they put mine instead.
It disappeared off my internet banking a few days later, but I kind of want something formal from them saying how it happened and that it won't show on any of my records, etc, etc, rather than just the one line email I got saying it was 'all fixed now'. It felt like a really big deal to me, and I really didn't need to know that much information about my ex's new life.
What do I do now? Just forget about it and move on and hope it never comes up again? Or can I demand a more formal letter stating the debt doesn't have, and never did have anything to do with me?