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PPI Barclays Secured Loan

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  • BobbyMcDougall
    BobbyMcDougall Posts: 51 Forumite
    My unsecured Barclays loan with PPI was for seven years, does this mean my PPI only covered for 5 years leaving two uncovered but paying for the PPI?
  • Niggly_2
    Niggly_2 Posts: 325 Forumite
    BobbyMcDougall wrote: »
    My unsecured Barclays loan with PPI was for seven years, does this mean my PPI only covered for 5 years leaving two uncovered but paying for the PPI?

    It certainly does.

    Get a claim in.

    N
  • BobbyMcDougall
    BobbyMcDougall Posts: 51 Forumite
    Niggly wrote: »
    It certainly does.

    Get a claim in.

    N

    I have already, but my reasons for complaint are for not being fully/clearly explained the single premium policy loan and being recommended/advised to get the property even though I have cover through my employer (public sector).

    Do you think I should add this to the complaint or will Barclays recognise that I have this type off PPI and take it into consideration.
  • Niggly_2
    Niggly_2 Posts: 325 Forumite
    BobbyMcDougall wrote: »
    I have already, but my reasons for complaint are for not being fully/clearly explained the single premium policy loan and being recommended/advised to get the property even though I have cover through my employer (public sector).

    Do you think I should add this to the complaint or will Barclays recognise that I have this type off PPI and take it into consideration.

    The above 2 reasons are both highly valid. The fact that the payments continue without cover until the cessation of the loan is included in the fact the policy was explained fully. If you have had the cash back they should still refund the premiums plus a little interest.

    N
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