$800,000 Bank Bungle

A Current Affair
We’ve all had the odd disagreement with our bank – some more serious than others.
But the Lowther family have been locked in a dispute with their bank for a decade.
It’s already cost them $800,000 – and now the bank has taken their property too.
Statement from a Westpac spokesperson:
Due to customer confidentiality obligations we are unable to comment on specific details of customer matters but do confirm these customers were informed of our hardship assistance program.
As a general statement we do not authorise payments to any third parties without permission from the customer.
We encourage any customer with concerns about their loans and repayments to talk to us so we can work together and find a way forward through our hardship assistance programs
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