PPI Claims

Signs You have a PPI Claim:

PPI was added to your credit agreement without you knowing what it was, or why you needed it.

You were told PPI was compulsory, this is mis-selling and you definitely have a PPI Claim. Banks cannot tell you PPI is compulsory because it is not, and this is mis selling.

You were Self Employed, you should never have been offered PPI if you were Self Employed at the time. This is because you are a higher risk and thereore the insurance would not be suitable for you. Thereore you have a PPI Claim.

You were in the Armed Forces at the time you took out the Credit Agreement. This means you have 100% got a PPI claim. Those in the Armed Forces are covered in the event of injury, sickness or redundancy. Therefore PPI would be useless and banks have known this, and still willingly sold PPI to their customers.

There are many more reasons why banks have mis sold PPI, and this is why PPI claims have increased.

Banks have set aside £9 billion for PPI Claims and if you have had a credit agreement in the last 10 years, with any of the banks mentioned below then it is more than likely you will have either been Sold PPI or you were offered it and could be paying an expensive PPI policy, you do not want or need.

 Who has Mis-Sold PPI?

Here is a short list of the banks who have seen the biggest increase in PPI Claims and those that have set aside the most amount of money to deal with PPI Claims:

LLoyds TSB

RBS

Halifax

Santander

HSBC

Barclays

Blackhorse

Clydesdale Bank

These are just a few who have set aside £9 billion for PPI Claims, so if you have had a credit agreement with the banks shown above, it is worth checking your original agreements to see if you have a PPI Claim, it could be worth £1000′s in repayments and compensation.

 What to do if you have a PPI Claim:

If you feel you have a PPI Claim, give Reclaims UK a call today and we will tell you in 60 seconds if you have a claim. It could be worth £1000′s in repayments and compensation.