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BOB_A_H
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Hi there,
I have been re-claiming mis-sold PPI from a loan on behalf of my partner.
The loan was with A & L, and ran from 01 March 2003 to 01 Feb 2008.
The premiums on this amounted to £1624.20
Recieved a letter today offering to refund monthly premiums together with interest of 8% simple per annum.
They have calculated the inerest to be £622.61 up to 31 May 2010.
Although very happy to be getting a refund, I can not work out how the interest is calculated.
Any help on how this figure has be arrived at would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Bob.
I have been re-claiming mis-sold PPI from a loan on behalf of my partner.
The loan was with A & L, and ran from 01 March 2003 to 01 Feb 2008.
The premiums on this amounted to £1624.20
Recieved a letter today offering to refund monthly premiums together with interest of 8% simple per annum.
They have calculated the inerest to be £622.61 up to 31 May 2010.
Although very happy to be getting a refund, I can not work out how the interest is calculated.
Any help on how this figure has be arrived at would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Bob.
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it is a compound calculation of 8% since the monthly payment was made, each monthly payment is calculated at 8% from the day the payment was made. There is a calculator on the main website il have a look see if i can link it up for youHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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a calculation needs to be applied to each payment to enable you to get this correct
the calculation is as follows
an example on a £10 monthly premium paid 60 months ago
£10 x 0.08 x 60 divided by 12 (to get it to per year) = £4
so for this premium it would be £4
if on the same loan the final payment was made last month the calculation would be
£10 x 0.08 x 1 divided by 12 = 7p
this is why you can't just apply a straight 8% to the total ppi figure,
i hope this helps explain how its calculated,
i have just run yours through my sheet and its spot on.
well done on getting your money backI'm proud to say that the banks no longer take money from me after becoming debt free0 -
robbedofmymoney wrote: »a calculation needs to be applied to each payment to enable you to get this correct
the calculation is as follows
an example on a £10 monthly premium paid 60 months ago
£10 x 0.08 x 60 divided by 12 (to get it to per year) = £4
so for this premium it would be £4
if on the same loan the final payment was made last month the calculation would be
£10 x 0.08 x 1 divided by 12 = 7p
this is why you can't just apply a straight 8% to the total ppi figure,
i hope this helps explain how its calculated,
i have just run yours through my sheet and its spot on.
well done on getting your money back
Thanks very much for your explaination. I did suspect it would not be as simple as applying 8% to the total PPI amount, but had no idea the calculation was so complex. Can now send of the acceptance form.
Thanks once again,
Bob.0
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