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Thousands enjoying PPI compensation

Refunds open the door of indulgence

By Guy Needles, 22nd August 2011

Many people in the UK are reaping the rewards of claiming back mis-sold payment protection insurance from their banks.

It is widely known that the financial product most commonly referred to as PPI was systematically mis-sold by practically every financial institution in the land. The consumer has however fought back against this iniquity and now the unscrupulous perpetrators of this scandal are getting their just desserts and their funds drained by thousands upon thousands of valid mis-sold PPI claims.

What is 'mis-selling' though, I hear you ask?  There are a number of things which constitute mis-selling, and if any of these apply to you, you should be entitled to reclaim any money spent on your PPI policy. These range from not being told you were paying it to being led to believe that it was compulsory.

Naturally the size of mis-sold PPI compensation payouts varies, but claimant can often receive thousands of pounds. Many people have used this money to make a significant purchase such as a car, while some have put it towards excessive lifestyles. Some more prudent individuals have simply stored the money away for a rainy day.

If there are genuine grounds for claiming that PPI was mis-sold, compensation will most likely be awarded. The devious banks originally contested a court ruling compelling them to pay out compensation to those to whom they mis-sold PPI, but in May they backed down, opening the floodgates for potentially millions of claims.

What's more, if you use a no win no fee claims management company there really isn't anything to lose.

Find out more about reclaiming mis-sold PPI.

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"I just had to put pen to paper and write to say I'm more than delighted with my settlement that you won me back from my PPI I had with Lloyds TSB. The Claim Forms were simple to fill in. It was a breeze"
Mr R Evans 11 Nov 2010
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