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PPI Reclaiming Discussion part 4

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  • Turboman
    Turboman Posts: 256 Forumite
    firstluv wrote: »
    thank you very much for the explaination


    From your PM
    loan amount- £10000
    APR- 7.9%
    amount of credit Insurance £2123.76
    duration of agreement 62months
    total amount to pay for te cash loasn- £12225.60
    total amount to pay for the insurance loan £2596.20
    total amount fr the total loan- £14821.80
    monthly payments £247.03


    If PPI SPI Loan of £2,124 at 1/1/06 for 62 months @ 7.9% were to successfully claimed as mis-sold on 1/3/09

    Premiums to be refunded--37 x 41.82 = £1,547-ish
    8% on above = £187

    TOTAL = £1,734

    AND balance of PPI loan written off (approx £945)

    leaving you with just the loan of £10,000 so premiums (assuming no interest changes) would then be £200-ish
    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.

  • Turboman
    Turboman Posts: 256 Forumite
    Lessard

    Thanks for PM--your case of 2 settled loans more complex--will look at it tomorrow

    Turbo
    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.

  • I've recieved my statements today from Barclay's after asking them for the calculations that they used to work out the refund. Got the statements but no calcs :rolleyes: the figures do not look correct to me so would appreciate it if someone could have a look and tell me if they are right. I couldn't scan the page in so I had to type it in similar to how it's presented on the page.
    I'll give you the part of the statement that is bothering me from the last payment (direct debit):

    Original cash loan amount £55000.00
    Original PPI Loan amount £13469.50
    Original total Loan amount £68469.50
    Loan agreement date 16/09/2005 over 20 years.

    [html]
    Date       Transaction Type                Debit        Credit       Balance
    01/02/09 DDR-direct debit                                652.15      64264.62
    01/02/09 #PD payment type            652.15                       64264.62
    01/02/09 INT-interest                     529.78                      64794.40
    04/02/09 DIS-discretionary payment  595.79                      64794.40
    04/02/09 RIP-Rebate Ins Premium                      545.40      64249.00
    04/02/09 DCP-discretionary rebate                  12924.10     51324.90
    05/02/09 IAC-Interest adj                              3962.24     47362.66
    06/02/09 RFD-Refund                     4681.86                   52044.52
    
    [/html]
    Sorry if it looks a mess but struggled to line it all up:eek:
    What it looks like to me is that they paid back the PPI and the interest on that PPI to the loan, which what they were supposed to do. But it looks like
    the refund which I recieved, (which is the overpayment - £4681.86) has been paid back into the loan amount. That is what doesn't make any sense. The whole idea was that I was put back into a position I would have been in if the PPI had not been taken out and according to their figures I have only paid off £2955.48 after 3 and a half years payments. Am I way of the mark or have they got this right:confused:


    Very polite BUMP:cheesy:
  • Turboman wrote: »
    Lessard

    Thanks for PM--your case of 2 settled loans more complex--will look at it tomorrow

    Turbo

    Thanks for taking the time to check it for me.
  • Turboman wrote: »
    From your PM



    If PPI SPI Loan of £2,124 at 1/1/06 for 62 months @ 7.9% were to successfully claimed as mis-sold on 1/3/09

    Premiums to be refunded--37 x 41.82 = £1,547-ish
    8% on above = £187

    TOTAL = £1,734

    AND balance of PPI loan written off (approx £945)

    leaving you with just the loan of £10,000 so premiums (assuming no interest changes) would then be £200-ish


    thank you once again
  • di3004 wrote: »
    Hi there Showergirl

    How are you?

    Hope your well and how are the claims coming on ?

    Thanks for posting your comment, its much appreciated.:A ;)
    Hi Di,

    I'm fine, been busy at work.
    The FOS wrote to Tesco asking for my file, so suppose I will have to wait to see what happens now. I will give them a ring at the end of the month to see if they have had anything back.
    Will keep you informed.
    I am pleased you are getting somewhere with your claim I hope it is good news for you:A
  • Pinknico,

    Have just read your post saying you won with Sainsbury Loan.
    Could you tell me was this dealt with by the RBS.

    Thanks
  • Hi all - back to a letter from Egg agreeing to my offer to compromise at half of my PPI claim. Pretty happy with that as I've not heard of too many having successes with them!

    Time to change the reclaim figure on my signature!

    Congratualtions and I know you are perfectly happy to accept eggs offer but they have just been fined and I personally think if you were to hold out you would get the full amount back.
  • Hi there

    I wonder if anyone can help, my OH mentioned the other day that he/we have PPI insurance on our credit cards (Lloyds, was Platinum card now Amex and Mastercard Duo). He has no recollection of ever being asked if he wanted this and we have no paperwork (OH has been with Lloyds for 20+ years)

    I have read Martin's guide, but not sure a) if we have a case for reclaiming and b) where to start.

    Do I write to Lloyds and ask them to send me a copy of the agreement and a breakdown of PPI charges on this account - I couldn't see a template letter for this.

    Sorry if this has been asked 000's of times, but any advice would be appreciated.

    Thanks
  • maxdp
    maxdp Posts: 3,873 Forumite
    Hi you lovely people

    Can somebody please confirm for me the web site for the Ministry of Justice so that I can check on regulated claims companies/people.

    Also if you need to make a complaint about a claims company/person is this where I would complain.

    Many thanks:D
    :mad:
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