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Companies in Default/FSCS Claims - Picture, London Scottish, Twopart
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I'm so tempted to call today but I think I should refrain!
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Keira.Aaron wrote: »I'm so tempted to call today but I think I should refrain!
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Give them a ring, no harm done, good luck.:);)The one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
skeeterwckt wrote: »The total compensation loss amounts to £7,661.36 as at 27 August 2010, of which £7,295.22 is payable. This is because FSCS can only pay 90% of the loss above £2,000 on any claim against the same firm per person.
YOUR CLAIM
the compensation has been calculated as follows:
Original PPI premium £5,489.00
Plus:Interest. (this is the amount of interest your lender has already charged you to date on the amount of the premium) £2,227.56
Less:Benefits received. (this is the amount you have already received from the insurer, for example, an amount you have claimed or a no claim rebate)
Less:rebate due upon cancellation(this is the value of the policy if you decide to cancel it. You will need to contact the insurer and arrange to do this direct £105.92
Plus:A reasonable rate of return(this amount is to compenstae you for the monthly payments you have made in respect of the PPI premium£50.72
Equals:Compensation figure £7,661.36.
The cheque is for £7295.22 !!! so so happy I might have a dance ! :j:j:j
Woohoo - so what plans do you have for the cash now?MF aim 10th December 2020 :j:eek:MFW 2012 no86 OP 0/20000 -
Just called again, claim went back to fscs on tues but guy was saying you get a decision letter to sign before cheque is posted out?! Is this correct l0
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Keira.Aaron wrote: »Just called again, claim went back to fscs on tues but guy was saying you get a decision letter to sign before cheque is posted out?! Is this correct l
Hiya
I can't remember that!
Wonder if he meant that someone within the FSCS dept signs before the cheque payment is issued, this seems more like it??The one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
Just called again, claim went back to fscs on tues but guy was saying you get a decision letter to sign before cheque is posted out?! Is this correct l
I didnt, i just got the cheque through this morning with the decision letter, deloittes have nothing to do with the cheque itself or the procedure as far as i aware so if i was you I would phone FSCS now that the claim is back with them and they will be able to give a better idea xxx0 -
Skeeter it was the fscs!! Prob the guy wasn't 100% sure! Won't b long now hopefully! X0
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the FOS has a decision letter to sign and return before the cheque is released. The whole thing took about 3 weeks. I thought the FSCS thing was last resort and it was literally that or nothing.MF aim 10th December 2020 :j:eek:MFW 2012 no86 OP 0/20000
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I'll call again tomoz to find out bit worried now!! L0
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Keira.Aaron wrote: »I'll call again tomoz to find out bit worried now!! L
I would not worry, it will be okay, and you will probably talk to someone different tomorrow anyway that will know more.;)The one and only "Dizzy Di"0
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