Was You Missold PPI?

Was the advice given to you misleading when you were purchasing payment protection insurance when applying for a loan? If so then it is very possible that the loan could of been mis sold and wrong information was given to you so in that case it would have to be forced to pay back all the money it took of you when you were paying forPayment Protection Insurance you didn’t know you had.

We can get your loan written during the application process if you are clear in your recollection that words to the following effect that were said in the process.

• You were told that you would not get the loan unless the Payment Protection Insurance was taken at the same time.

• That the Payment Protection Insurance was a mandatory part of the loan.

• That taking the Payment Protection Insurance will result in a favourable outcome in the loan application.

• That taking the Payment Protection Insurance will result in a better chance of you getting the loan.
If any of the above apply – please contact us and we will, for free, make an assessment as to whether you circumstance match the criteria for making a claim.

If any of these above apply to you then don’t hesitate to contact us and we will see if you match our criteria for making a claim. If you are then we will be here helping you Claim Back PPI for what you deserve.

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Difference Between ASU and PPI?

Accident sickness and unemployment protection

Accident sickness and unemployment protection is commonly known as ASU, these are policies which are sold along side mortgages or bigger loans, and this will cover your repayment if you become unable to work through sickness or unemployment. On the other hand loopholes often mean the taxed free monthly payments can fail to materialise when the worst happens.

For an example, the small print usually excludes pre-existing and recurring medical conditions, but on the other hand stress and back problems are the two most common reasons why people are not able to work and are not covered.

So if you are sold a policy that excludes conditions you already have, this could be classed as mis-sold PPI. What’s more, if you’re self-employed, you will probably have to cease trading altogether in order to make a claim.

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