[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

She still gave them the money. She just doesn't know they didn't pay the mortgage with it and have put it in an ISA for her.

exactly, the title is really misleading

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by LukeB

exactly, the title is really misleading

incorrect. She had no idea what the final mortgage payment would be. In order to establish that they would have had to contact their lender and ask for a pay-off figure and that could have led to penalties. So she would have had to ask her parents to contact the lender and ask for a settlement figure and then wait till that was given (not quick) and then they would have told her and then she would have given them but that did not happen according to her story.

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

incorrect. She had no idea what the final mortgage payment would be. In order to establish that they would have had to contact their lender and ask for a pay-off figure and that could have led to penalties. So she would have had to ask her parents to contact the lender and ask for a settlement figure and then wait till that was given (not quick) and then they would have told her and then she would have given them but that did not happen according to her story.

The article clearly states she left her parents the cheque with a thank you note, can you not read or didn't you read it? The titles suggests she is lying but she has no idea that her money she gave them is in her bank account.