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FSA Payment Protection Insurance

Summary of FSA Payment Protection report

According to the FSA, Payment Protection Insurance has been systematically mis-sold by large numbers of lending institutions - compensation owed to consumers is over £4 billion.

In a recent report by the FSA, Payment Protection Insurance mis-selling was heavily criticised. Payment Protection Insurance, or PPI, is supposed to help you to continue loan repayments if you wind up in financial difficulty, but in many cases people are paying for Payment Protection without realising it, without understand what it is, and, in some cases, without the possibility of ever claiming on their policy.

Fortunately, thanks to the actions of the FSA, Payment Protection compensation can be claimed. But it's still not easy to deal with financial institutions over something like this.

That's why Claims Financial is here.

We're an expert financial claims company who specialise in reclaiming mis-sold Payment Protection premiums on behalf of our customers. With our great NO WIN NO FEE service, you put yourself at no risk by submitting your claim to us - and we handle your case from start to finish.

According to the FSA, Payment Protection Insurance compensation averages over £1.5k - so apply today by filling out the form on the right.

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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