Letter to cancel a credit agreement before it starts by Citizens Advice

Updated 17 October 2025

This template provides a formal letter for a consumer to cancel a credit agreement before it officially starts. It allows the consumer to confirm their withdrawal from the agreement and request a full refund of any monies paid. The letter references the Consumer Credit Act 1974.

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