Reclaiming PPI for my late husband

jrduncan · 13 August 2010 at 3:23PM

My late husband had credit cards with Lloyds TSB, MBNA, Egg and American Express, they all had PPI which I believe was miss sold. Does anyone know if I can reclaim the PPI for my late husbands estate?

Thanks

Judith

marshallka · 13 August 2010 at 4:12PM

jrduncan wrote: »

My late husband had credit cards with Lloyds TSB, MBNA, Egg and American Express, they all had PPI which I believe was miss sold. Does anyone know if I can reclaim the PPI for my late husbands estate?

Thanks

Judith

I would say "Yes" to this one. If you are able to deal with his affairs then I sure you can do this. There have been posts on here before similar and it has been possible. I am sure others will be along to post and give their views.

DO you have copies of agreements etc and were any in joint names perhaps?

jrduncan · 13 August 2010 at 5:05PM

I don't have any copies of agreements etc, but I think I can get them. None were in joint names. Cheers Judith

marshallka wrote: »

I would say "Yes" to this one. If you are able to deal with his affairs then I sure you can do this. There have been posts on here before similar and it has been possible. I am sure others will be along to post and give their views.

DO you have copies of agreements etc and were any in joint names perhaps?

dunstonh · 13 August 2010 at 5:21PM

You can complain on behalf of someone else but obviously you cannot "claim" that things were not said as you were not party to the conversation. In those cases, it can be more difficult. If its purely an admin/automated process that was gone though then its evidence based so not an issue.