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- PPI how can i calculate it?
im pretty hopeless with my accounts and have just found out i have been paying nearly 200 wuid a year fir the past 12 years.
so based on average interrst rates and this 8% the govmt is on about how much compo am i likely to get?
tried looking online but its all compo companies
Posted 5 years agoSurely the first question is did/do you need PPI and were you mis-sold it?
Posted 5 years agodont need it… didnt realise i had it….
Posted 5 years agodont need it… didnt realise i had it….
missold in one
there should be somewhere on the bank/BS homepage about mis-selling of PPI. follow their instructions and if you believe you’ve been mis-sold a PPI policy, submit a claim directly to the bank/BS. Do not go through any of these fly by night claims cowboys; I heard somewhere that 80% of the “claims” they submit have more holes than a leaky colander
Posted 5 years agothekingisdead: ring the appropriate financial institution and ask them. They should give you the details of your accounts etc.
Posted 5 years agoget them to provide a breakdown of your monthly payment to mortgage/bank loan/credit card/etc.
If there’s no PPI it should be just “interest” and “capital”.
Posted 5 years agoMy wife claimed herself, because she only ever had 1 CC. She got 2.2k back.
I have had loads over the years, and have no record of any of them – or in most cases even remember who they were with…I just know I have always been in borrowing money!
I’m going to use a company to do it…I wouldn’t know where to start.
Posted 5 years agoEverything you need to know is here :
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/reclaim/ppi-loan-insurance
Basically get a free credit report from experian etc (join up and cancel within 30 days)
Then call up / send letter to bank asking for details
If they don’t provide them send a SAR letter and £10 (basically a letter asking them to give you every single piece of info they hold (data protection laws etc). The £10 covers costs.
Then once you have this, use the info to fill in the standard template You find here :
http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/publications/technical_notes/ppi/PPI-consumer-questionnaire.docThen wait …..
This is all the claims basta&5s do anyway and take a big cut. I have absolutely zero legal / financial background and have successfully claimed £870 from barclaycard, £280 from virgin and just had claim approved for £987 from egg! Do it!!!! If you need any help PM me 🙂Good luck
Posted 5 years agoCheers – so even if I can’t remember who the loans/cards were with – the experian report will tell me this?
Posted 5 years agoFrom what I gather yes, I keep meaning to do it myself but never got my self sorted.
Posted 5 years agoYeah do it! You can try this free credit report site first :
But experian and equifax go deeper. They will have details of closed loans / credit agreements. Remember even if the original bank has been sold / dissolved / destroyed etc then you can still claim. For example egg ppi credit card stuff being handled by barclaycard and loans by Canada square ….all the info is on google. Takes a bit of time but it’s really not that hard to do! I found it quite fun actually 🙂
Posted 5 years agoRemember the time limit thing is bollocks …it is easier to claim for loans that have ended in last 6 years but not impossible for loans 6,7,8, 10 years +! I know of someone who claimed for a loan ending in 2001. The 6 month thing relates to an active loan! You could for example have taken a loan out in 1995…so long as it was still active (ie being paid back) in 2006 you will have a claim.
Posted 5 years agoCheers, just logging into experian now.
It says it only goes back 6 years – is that the time limit for claims?
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yeah, right. call me cynical, but why do they need your card’s security code if they’re not going to charge?
Posted 5 years agoI think it is just to validate your identity. Not had a problem with it personally – if you have an issue with it…just don’t use it!!!
Experian and equifax are much more detailed anyway so suggest those are better 🙂
Posted 5 years agoyeah, right. call me cynical, but why do they need your card’s security code if they’re not going to charge?
So they know it’s your card.
Posted 5 years agoI really need to do this. Experien here I come.
Posted 5 years agoWill the credit report have details of the PPI though, as if you don’t have the paperwork all the credit report will do is confirm your loan details
Posted 5 years agoI doubt I have anything worth claiming as most of my use of credit cards or bank loans were over 6 years ago.
Posted 5 years ago
Bugger!I doubt I have anything worth claiming as most of my use of credit cards or bank loans were over 6 years ago.
Bugger!People are winning in claims from over 6 years ago.
Posted 5 years agoThis is all the claims basta&5s do anyway and take a big cut. I have absolutely zero legal / financial background and have successfully claimed £870 from barclaycard, £280 from virgin and just had claim approved for £987 from egg!
And did you know that for each of those claims the financial institution paid £1000 to the FSA… 🙄
Posted 5 years agoIs another one with a free trial, it supposedly checks all of the main agencies rather than just the one.
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