In recent years it has emerged that banks and lenders have been mis-selling PPI to unsuspecting customers as part of loans. PPI protects the lender in the event of customer death or inability to repay a loan. Although it is the customer that pays the PPI, it is the lender who reaps the benefits. Since

Personal Protection Insurance (PPI) was mis-sold if you neither wanted nor needed it. You could have been mis-sold PPI and not even be aware of this. If you’ve taken out a credit card or loan in recent years you may well be able to reclaim. Often it was referred to as being ‘essential’, and therefore

Persons will seek financial advice from a professional, when they are interested in make an investment. Equally, when a bank or finance company sells their financial products, a consumer should expect to be treated fair and honest. However, for the past ten years this has not been the case. Mis selling PPI has cost banks

Taking out credit in its various forms is common among hardworking citizens. It is a way of getting ahead and acquiring things that are important even without having cash upfront. Banks are among the best known lenders and some of the lines of credit they have for customers are mortgage loans. A mortgage loan is

Most UK residents that bought their house using a mortgage loan or bought their car using a car loan probably have an insurance policy that protects them in the event they are unable to repay their loan or credit facility. This insurance cover is called PPI or payments protection insurance. Many credit card holders have

PPI Claims have made headlines recently in the news in Britain. There has been great controversy over mis sold PPI policies by the banking institutions. A ruling was made by Britain’s High Court to impose tougher restrictions concerning PPIs or payment protection insurance policies. As a result, many consumers in Britain may be considered eligible