Do I have a Payment Protection Insurance claim?
Do you have a loan, a credit card or a mortgage?
If so, you may be paying for Payment Protection Insurance, even
though you might not need it or even be able to use it. If this is
the case, you're entitled to make a claim for compensation.
Banks, credit card providers and mortgage companies who sell
Payment Protection Insurance claim that, should you experience a
drop in income, it'll ensure that you have the cash to continue
making repayments. But in many cases, this is not true, and
borrowers have been sold an insurance policy which has no
possibility of ever paying out.
Payment Protection Insurance does not cover you, for example, if
you were unemployed, aware there was a possibility you would soon
be unemployed, or working less than 16 hours a week or on a
temporary or contract basis at the time the policy was sold to you.
There are many other situations which would allow you to make a
claim, too.
The Financial Services Authority, which has recently been
cracking down on the systematic mis-selling of PPI, has said the
average mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance claim is around
£1.5k. If you've been mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance, Claims
Financial can help you claim this money.
We operate a No Win No Fee* service for securing your Payment
Protection Insurance claim. We handle your case in its entirety -
all we need from you is for you to fill out the form on the right.
If you feel you may have a Payment Protection Insurance claim, get
in touch. You could be owed thousands.
Claims Financial
"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