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Payment Protection Insurance ClaimsReclaim PPI Misselling claims q&a. For further clarification contact us and one of our advisers will conduct a FREE REVIEW, before advising on the most suitable way forward to Reclaim your PPI (Payment Protection Insurance) premiums. |
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Reclaim Your loan insurance or credit card PPI
PPI Compensation history for a successful Claim
When you take out a credit or store card, car finance or personal loan, mortgage or secured loan a PPI (Payment Protection Insurance) policy is usually packaged within the loan, therefore you may have one or more policies that you are unaware of. The PPI is sold to cover loan or credit card repayments in the event of certain problems; accident, sickness or unemployment and there is nothing wrong with a PPI policy for those who need them and assuming it has been sold correctly. However, recent investigation by the relevant governing bodies has shown that they have been systematically misselling PPI to millions of people and that claims, when made, are usually unsuccessful.
A guideline for a correct sales process should include being fully informed of the total costs, advise you the policy was optional, give you the full PPI policy condition and documents, ask about any pre-existing medical conditions you may have had, ask about your employment status and much more. Normally, PPI was often sold without much investigation in order to boost company’s profit margins and commission for the advisers. RCL Mis-sold Equities is a specialist PPI Misselling Claims Company regulated by the Ministry of Justice in respect of Regulated Claims Management Activities, whose aim is to help consumers win back their premiums (plus interest) paid on their Policies.
FSA introduces temporary rule to give recent PPI complainants more time to refer complaints to the Financial Ombudsman Service
FSA/PN/087/2010 28 May 2010
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has today announced a temporary rule to give customers who recently made a complaint about their purchase of a Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) policy more time in which to refer their complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service (Ombudsman). The temporary rule, which suspends the existing six month time limit for referring complaints to the Ombudsman, will come into effect from today and run for five months, until 27 October 2010. The rule applies to recent PPI complainants who have already been sent a final response from a firm between the dates of 28 November 2009 and 28 April 2010 inclusive. This action has been taken to ensure recent PPI complainants are not disadvantaged by running out of time to refer their complaint to the Ombudsman while the FSA works to resolve a long term solution to ensure customers are treated consistently and fairly when complaining about the sale of a PPI policy, or when buying a new one.
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Right Conclusion Limited T/a RCL Mis Sold Equities is regulated by the Ministry of Justice in respect of Regulated Claims Management Activities. Authorisation Number: CRM 8855
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