Yes...I did the same...it seems they have only looked at credit cards though...& I had to chase them twice for a response - which was basically 'nah'Anyone else had a claim or thought about it? I left it until a couple of months ago simply because I thought it had been far too long since I had any loans etc. "Sod it," I thought, "what harm can it do?" Apparently, the mortgage I took out years ago and paid off about 10 years ago with the Halifax had a PPI against it. I've just had a payment of £3,178. And I did it myself without the help of robbing bastards like the ads on telly, e.g. Gladstone-bloody-Brookes. Scumbags! They take a cut of 24% of what you are entitled to, which for me would have been about £762. For doing NOTHING! Thank Christ I did it myself!
If you think you're owed, go for it! Just don't use those scumbags! Apply direct to whoever you think you might be owed from!
Mine wasn't a credit card though. It was a mortgage. Maybe it's just loans and mortgages they are paying out on? Let's face it, a credit card isn't quite the same as a mortgage or loan. They wouldn't have tried to persuade you to take out protection insurance on credit cards? Just saying, like.Yes...I did the same...it seems they have only looked at credit cards though...& I had to chase them twice for a response - which was basically 'nah'
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Well I asked for a check on everything...had mortgage, bank accounts & credit cards with the same bank for donkey's years...I am destined to call them again I suspectMine wasn't a credit card though. It was a mortgage. Maybe it's just loans and mortgages they are paying out on? Let's face it, a credit card isn't quite the same as a mortgage or loan. They wouldn't have tried to persuade you to take out protection insurance on credit cards? Just saying, like.
I thought PPI was rubbish ? I get constant calls asking me about it, but I hang up or say not interested. To be honest I dont really know what's it's about. I've just got the State pension, but will carry on doing my round till I think that's enough. Which after this hot spell will be next week ! But we all like a windfall don't we ?Mine wasn't a credit card though. It was a mortgage. Maybe it's just loans and mortgages they are paying out on? Let's face it, a credit card isn't quite the same as a mortgage or loan. They wouldn't have tried to persuade you to take out protection insurance on credit cards? Just saying, like.
I thought PPI was rubbish ? I get constant calls asking me about it, but I hang up or say not interested. To be honest I dont really know what's it's about. I've just got the State pension, but will carry on doing my round till I think that's enough. Which after this hot spell will be next week ! But we all like a windfall don't we ?
Thanks. I'll send you a postcard from the Bahamas very soon then !It’s a real thing, it’s just the vultures that are trying to do the ‘work’ on your behalf for a cut that are the rubbish part. Think about every loan/mortgage/credit card/finance agreement you’ve had pre-2007 and there is probably a >50% chance one of them had a PPI policy attached. Get in touch with the banks/financial institutions that you would have had these products from and query whether you had PPI. Most have entire departments dedicated to the subject.
Contact the bank that gave you the loan/mortgage/credit card. Usually you only really need to give your name and address, but if you have the account numbers it would speed up the process.How do you do see if you're owed anything yourself?
Sounds to me like you have a PPI complaint. I'd contact them Nick. Just 'Google' something like "Aviva PPI Complaints" and take it from there. Hope you get a few grand back!I got a mortgage 10 years ago and have been paying Aviva for protection / insurance. Does that count?
Nick, have a look here...…. Contact Norwich Union to ask or complain about PPISounds to me like you have a PPI complaint. I'd contact them Nick. Just 'Google' something like "Aviva PPI Complaints" and take it from there. Hope you get a few grand back!
I'll only expect just the 10%Just did a free check, will see what they say
Off thread a bit. What's it like around the Malverns ? Ive been up them hills some years back when it was hot, not ideal for walking / hiking.I'll only expect just the 10%
At my age BBR, (66) with dodgy knees and even dodgier ticker, it's bloody hard work! Lovely area and great for photography, but with hindsight, we probably shouldn't have moved here. Might be looking for another move next year.Off thread a bit. What's it like around the Malverns ? Ive been up them hills some years back when it was hot, not ideal for walking / hiking.
With your PPI money back you can have a nice holiday anyway !At my age BBR, (66) with dodgy knees and even dodgier ticker, it's bloody hard work! Lovely area and great for photography, but with hindsight, we probably shouldn't have moved here. Might be looking for another move next year.
We're actually putting it aside to help pay for a move (when we eventually decide where!)With your PPI money back you can have a nice holiday anyway !
Plenty of flats empty Houch in Bell Green and Wood End !We're actually putting it aside to help pay for a move (when we eventually decide where!)
I'll need some time to think about that BBR...…. About 20 years!:emoji_laughing:Plenty of flats empty Houch in Bell Green and Wood End !
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