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Published: 15 October 2001 08:40 GMT
Thousands of Halifax customers have been charged the wrong interest on their mortgages due to a computer glitch.
Britain's biggest mortgage lender admitted that around 28,000 people had been charged too little interest because of a 'processing error'. The average shortfall is around £175.
A further 12,000 have been over-charged by an average of £50.
Halifax is writing-off the sums in interest that have been underpaid, and will reimburse in full all those who have paid too much.
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