It's not just self-employed people, a big part of it was banks saying you would only be accepted for the loan if you took out the PPI. They aren't allowed to do that. The PPI should have been voluntary.
It's not just self-employed people, a big part of it was banks saying you would only be accepted for the loan if you took out the PPI. They aren't allowed to do that. The PPI should have been voluntary.
I was approached by a rep in a shopping centre. They said I could only claim through them (or a company like theirs). I've recently found out this was a load of rubbish.
Had I known I couldve done it myself I would have!
I've just received my refund from RBS - decided to do it myself due to the high costs that companies charge for the sake of sending a few letters, as mentioned already on the thread.
Going back quite a few years, but if you use the templates for SAR information (if you don't have any account records) and the FOS questionnaire, then you should be sorted.
I claimed due to being sold the PPI as required within the loan, even though I had additional insurances, as well as a pre-existing medical condition (microtia). The end result was a cheque for just over £12K. Sorted!
how do check whether you have PPI or not.. I have a mortgage, I also have life insurance and unemployment cover for my mortgage which i took out when i got my mortgage through a mortgage broker.. what do i need to check?
It's for loans and credit cards
Applies to mortgages too
The letter I got was more than a welcome surprise! Mind you, I never missed a payment with any borrowings, everything is paid off now and me and the missus are having a holiday to San Francisco, Amsterdam and Prague this year.
2011 was a really bad year for me (bereavements) so 2012, I'm hoping, will be a much better year. This is definately a good start!