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PPI Reclaiming Discussion part 4
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Thanks, i am so pleased, it makes such a massive difference, i started complaining 3 years ago and finally have an answer.
Good luck to everyone reclaiming. :j
that's £10K/year not bad:D
I've just got £20K back from MBNA, it was my first I'm now going through the everything else as they're just bits and bobs, but well worth it I reckon!;)MBNA Upheld £20,663.63 2/11/11, cheque recieved 25/11/11 :j
Capital One Upheld 11/11/11 £2793.21 cheque recieved 2/12/11 :j
Santander rejected by them 11/11/11, counter rejected by me 17/11/11. x2 letters advising they need another 4 weeks and then another rejection:rotfl:0 -
Hello all
Have received upheld letters on some loans dated back from 1998 - 2001. Lloyds state that they no longer have full details of these loans so will offer £1,200 per loan.
I do have full details of two of the loans, and I know I will sound extremely thick when admitting to this, but I do not know if I am actually entitled to more - or less. I don't want to accept less when in fact I am entitled to much more than they are offering, in the hope that I do not have the details either.
I do not really want to put all the details on here, but was wondering if someone was willing to advise me on this please. I do not need exact figures, but do not want to fall foul of Lloyds again.
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Further to my email above.....Can someone explain this please:
If I paid in £368.49 per month into loan which then shows interest as being 130.26 does that mean the remainder of the amount is the insurance premium = £238.32?
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Totally_Confused wrote: »Hi,
I have just penned a letter to Capital One in response to their feable attempt to fob me off and claim that this is their final response. Is it worth me copying this to the CEO's e-mail address, or would this be a waste of time? I have already faxed and posted this out.
Hi confused i would say it's definitely worth contacting the ceo about this i think beamer posted the guys email addy a few days ago, a richard fairbrass i believe, good luck.:)0 -
beverleykim wrote: »Further to my email above.....Can someone explain this please:
If I paid in £368.49 per month into loan which then shows interest as being 130.26 does that mean the remainder of the amount is the insurance premium = £238.32?
Thank you
I suppose so bev it sounds about right, i'm positive arn't i lol:):):):)0 -
beverleykim wrote: »Further to my email above.....Can someone explain this please:
If I paid in £368.49 per month into loan which then shows interest as being 130.26 does that mean the remainder of the amount is the insurance premium = £238.32?
Thank you
The interest is the amount the bank make from the amount you borrowed the remaining £238.32 is the straight repayment of the loan amount plus the ppi amount:D:p Perfer et obdurai dolor hic tibi proderit olim
:D:p
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The_Marksman wrote: »The interest is the amount the bank make from the amount you borrowed the remaining £238.32 is the straight repayment of the loan amount plus the ppi amount
Thank you The Marksman. So within this £238.32 is an amount repayment the loan and a ppi payment, but how these two amounts are made up we don't know.
I am just trying to check how much I should be getting back rather than what Lloyds want to pay me as they say they no longer have the information - whereas I have the bank statement.0 -
The_Marksman wrote: »The interest is the amount the bank make from the amount you borrowed the remaining £238.32 is the straight repayment of the loan amount plus the ppi amount
Hi mate how are you?:beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:0 -
beverleykim wrote: »Thank you The Marksman. So within this £238.32 is an amount repayment the loan and a ppi payment, but how these two amounts are made up we don't know.
I am just trying to check how much I should be getting back rather than what Lloyds want to pay me as they say they no longer have the information - whereas I have the bank statement.
Yes thats it, a good guide if you remember the total amount loaned....
would be (1) 20% is roughly the ppi amount
or (2) take 238.32 times this by the term of the loan eg. 36mths, then take that total away from the amount loaned (what you borrowed not total cost of loan) eg. you borrowed £10,000 and that remaining figure is the amount of ppi:D:p Perfer et obdurai dolor hic tibi proderit olim
:D:p
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