PPI Claim

If you have yet to make a PPI claim, or you are not sure if you can, then you could be missing out on a worthy sum of money. With four million people having already successfully claimed the average payout has been around £2750, and you may also be entitled to a similar amount or more. Some people are unsure what PPI is all about and, as many were sold policies without explanation, this is no surprise. If you want to know more about PPI read on, and we will try and explain in the most simple of terms.

All about PPI

Payment protection insurance, or PPI, is a form of insurance that many people have taken out. It is designed to keep up the repayments on a loan, mortgage or credit agreement in the event the borrower is made redundant involuntarily. Many people, however, have been sold policies in a manner that was prescribed in the regulations, and have claimed compensation. To start your PPI claim today or to find out more about claiming compensation, simply fill out the form above or give us a call for free on 0800 840 7292 and speak with one of our advisers.

You Can Claim PPI Compensation

When you took out your loan or mortgage were you given a full explanation of your rights? Were you told that you had a right to shop around the market for the best value deal, or were you simply sold the one that the lender chose? If the latter, you need to consider making a payment protection insurance claim as you have been mis-sold a policy. Indeed, many more examples of mis-selling have been uncovered, including those in which people were given policies that were of no use for them. Don’t delay in making your claim – now is the time to do so.

How to Make a PPI Claim

To successfully reclaim PPI claim you are strongly advised to seek the help of a solicitor, and there are many who offer their services in this field of the law. With a no win, no fee deal you will not have to pay in the event you are unsuccessful with your claim. To start your PPI claim today or to find out more about claiming compensation, simply fill out the form above or give us a call for free on 0800 840 7292 and speak with one of our advisers.