Don’t be afraid to reclaim the payment protection insurance from your bank

You might be genuinely concerned about losing your job or might be sacred that because of your ill health, you might not be able to work in the future. And, in such cases a PPI can be a good way of protecting yourself against any financial burden. However, make sure that you buy this insurance cover out of your will. There are chances that this was sold to you along with the mortgage, loan or credit card you took. If that has happened, then you are victim of mis-sold Ppi and you should go the legal way and file a claim.

Many times the lenders, policy providers and the banks sell this product without informing the buyer about it. And, if you or someone in your family has suffered because of it and paid a huge amount of money, then by all means, you should reclaim payment protection insurance. If you are wondering about the reasons and the benefits of reclaiming it from your bank then know about the following points:

Be updated and informed and don’t be a victim of mis sold Ppi

Everyone wants a financially secured and well-planned future. If one sensibly plans for his future life during his working years, then once can satisfactorily arrange and plan for a relaxed future. Keeping all this in mind, many times individuals decide to buy a payment protection insurance (Ppi), which can be of great help in covering the expenses, if the person fails to fulfil his financial commitments due to redundancy, illness or any other unfortunate mishap.

Many times, the individuals plan their finances in a different manner and do not need these insurance covers, but are sold by their banks or their mortgage providers without their knowledge and this is when there is a mis-selling of payment protection insurance. If you also in the past have taken some loan or a credit card, there are chances that you also might be a victim of mis sold Ppi.  Thus, to avoid falling in trap of these mis-sold policies, it’s important that you keep a tab on your policy, keep a check on its terms and conditions and are also updated if your bank or loan provider made some changes in the provisions.

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Don’t be a victim!

Have you recently paid off, or are you currently paying off a debt – whether it was a loan, an insurance policy, a credit card overdraft or any other similar liability? Well, if you have, then you may have been unfairly paying for Payment Protection Insurance (PPI), and could be entitled for filing PPI claims.

Financial institutions have deviously been charging unsuspecting consumers unwarranted or miss sold “insurance” for Loan protection , Employment protection, to cover for Sickness and illness ,  against Accidents, for Credit card debt repayment, and to guarantee against hire purchase repayment. While these products were intended to look out for the end consumer, they ended up making you pay for a service that:

a)      you really didn’t need, but were pressurised into buying

b)      you didn’t know you had purchased, because of the way it was “packaged” and sold to you;

Mortgage PPI Claims Guide: Committed to Serve

Gladstone Brookes has reclaimed thousands in compensation for payment protection insurance. This was mis-sold by banks and one of the biggest culprits was on mortgages. Here is a guide on claiming your compensation through our process.

Do You Have PPI?

The easiest way to know if you have payment protection insurance on your mortgage is to check your statements or original credit agreement. This will clearly state any extra for PPI. However, you do not need to have this to make a claim through Gladstone Brookes. It is possible for the company to search for PPI and decide whether you have a claim to make.

Claiming Back Your PPI

Mortgage PPI Claims Guide: Committed to Serve

Gladstone Brookes has reclaimed thousands in compensation for payment protection insurance. This was mis-sold by banks and one of the biggest culprits was on mortgages. Here is a guide on claiming your compensation through our process.

Do You Have PPI?

The easiest way to know if you have payment protection insurance on your mortgage is to check your statements or original credit agreement. This will clearly state any extra for PPI. However, you do not need to have this to make a claim through Gladstone Brookes. It is possible for the company to search for PPI and decide whether you have a claim to make.

Claiming Back Your PPI