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PPI Reclaiming discussion Part III
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Credit-Crunched wrote: »Lol - i thought i saw that also!?
Thought i was going mad! lol
This thread is getting weird!DS1 12/10/04
DS2 13/07/06
DD1 06/12/070 -
Hi folks
Thnks it time for me to speak out.....:o , last night I thought I was being digged at, due to the past days of them being so tense, I had said to dealwithit I knew who he or she was........but to be honest even though the postings look similar to other posts.......I could not be totally sure......and did not want to add any names as I could be wrong.....
So I had edited and corrected what I should have wrote in the first place and have also asked dealwithit to help out here if he or she can as the more the better I think.;)
So of course dealwithit just asked me then "who" ??? I am baffled but if dealwitit can help us out here in any way that will be cool.;)The one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
But on your agreement how is it shown?
Only recent agreements (post CCA ammendment) are more clear, they HAVE to stipulate the two charges for credit.
best was to see if there are two cash advance on the agreement,
ie.
£10,000 total charge for credit £12,000
£2,500 total chrage for credit £3,500
Total charge = £12,500 total amount repayable £15,500
somthing like that0 -
On my statement pink i pay it monthly
Yes Boo--you paya fixed monthly 258 of which 212 ish is towards the cash loan & 46 ish is towards the PPI SPI loan.
The other case for credit cards is a % PPI based on the outstanding credit card balance--ie 84p per 100 (say)aka Calculator
My grandmother started walking five miles a day when she was 60. Now she's 97 years old and we don't know where the hell she is.0 -
I could be wrong , hopefully someone else can help, but they probably put a certain amount for PPI then how much interest you would pay on that sum.Then that gets broken down into monthly payments .
Di Help!!!DS1 12/10/04
DS2 13/07/06
DD1 06/12/070 -
Hi folks
Thnks it time for me to speak out.....:o , last night I thought I was being digged at, due to the past days of them being so tense, I had said to dealwithit I knew who he or she was........but to be honest even though the postings look similar to other posts.......I could not be totally sure......and did not want to add any names as I could be wrong.....
So I had edited and corrected what I should have wrote in the first place and have also asked dealwithit to help out here if he or she can as the more the better I think.;)
So of course dealwithit just asked me then "who" ??? I am baffled but if dealwitit can help us out here in any way that will be cool.;)
Hi Di how are you today? lol
Don't worry about this anymore :A , yes I agree bizzare questions have been asked from you from dealwithit who cares.:wave:0 -
Credit-Crunched wrote: »Only recent agreements (post CCA ammendment) are more clear, they HAVE to stipulate the two charges for credit.
best was to see if there are two cash advance on the agreement,
ie.
£10,000 total charge for credit £12,000
£2,500 total chrage for credit £3,500
Total charge = £12,500 total amount repayable £15,500
somthing like thatDS1 12/10/04
DS2 13/07/06
DD1 06/12/070 -
Yes Boo--you paya fixed monthly 258 of which 212 ish is towards the cash loan & 46 ish is towards the PPI SPI loan.
The other case for credit cards is a % PPI based on the outstanding credit card balance--ie 84p per 100 (say)
Turbo,
In your opinion which route should i go down or any ones opinion for that matter:j Let him who be deceived ,be deceived:j0 -
Yes Boo--you paya fixed monthly 258 of which 212 ish is towards the cash loan & 46 ish is towards the PPI SPI loan.
The other case for credit cards is a % PPI based on the outstanding credit card balance--ie 84p per 100 (say)
Thanks Turboman ,much better put than me!DS1 12/10/04
DS2 13/07/06
DD1 06/12/070
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