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Mortgage PPI
cricklewood4
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hello there I would like to apply to reclaim the PPI I have been paying on my mortgage for 17 years who do I need to send my letter of complaint too, the original company that I took the PPI with has transfered my policy a couple of times and I am currently with a company called Pinacle do I send it to my current insurance providers?.The mortgage was originally with the N&P but I dont know if they are still trading.
Thanks for any help Trevor
Thanks for any help Trevor
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Hang on, why do you think you can reclaim it?0
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I would like to apply to reclaim the PPI I have been paying on my mortgage for 17 years who do I need to send my letter of complaint too,
I would like to Waitrose to repay what I pay them each week. However, it doesnt mean they will.who do I need to send my letter of complaint too,
The mortgage adviser that sold it to you.
What is your complaint? The fact it is 17 years old and paying monthly indicates it was set up correctly. Being 10 years before regulation possibly wont help either.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
I would like to Waitrose to repay what I pay them each week.
Don't tell them IFAs go to Waitrose - they will think you earn too much!
Still - I do not see any reason to suppose the cover was missold. After all, if the OP had lost there income in the mid 1990s their home would probably have been lost as well.0
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