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How do i know if ive had PPI????
trinity77
Posts: 16 Forumite
Just a quickie....
How would i know if i had PPI on a loan?
I had, in fact still have a car loan. Been never ending now for years...
The paperwork i have for it is very limeted due to moving alot and losing half of it. I have an account number and telephone number for the company who the loan is through. But can't find anything to say if i have this PPI or not.
Would the lender know?? is it sold with the loan through them?
Cheers
How would i know if i had PPI on a loan?
I had, in fact still have a car loan. Been never ending now for years...
The paperwork i have for it is very limeted due to moving alot and losing half of it. I have an account number and telephone number for the company who the loan is through. But can't find anything to say if i have this PPI or not.
Would the lender know?? is it sold with the loan through them?
Cheers
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hey trinity, just ring up and ask the company. that's what i did. if yes, ask how much it is costing you a month and whether it was added to the balance of your loan or a separate policy.0
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did you call them yet? if not it might be best to ask for a copy of the original credit agreement as i have heard of companies lying before0
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Hi,
Haven't called them yet but i will do. Im worried about them lying about as well. I guess if i ask for copies of the orginal paperwork that might shed some light....they'd probably charge me for it though!
Does it make a difference if its a separate thing or not??
Trinity
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Hi there
It makes no difference if its separate.;)
Good luck.The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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you may have to pay the £10 Sar fee but it would be worth it for the peace of mind. good luck let us know how you get on0
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