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Nationwide Reclaim
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I had a Nationwide, interest only mortgage from 1999 to 2006.
It was redeemed in 2006 after my partner & I split.
We had (i believe) Nationwide's PPI at around £49/month for the duration of the period plus the pre-requisite life cover for each of us.
I still have account numbers for the mortgage account, and could probably trace current account transactions back to that period if necessary, but not the original paperwork.
Is there any point digging any further on this?
It was redeemed in 2006 after my partner & I split.
We had (i believe) Nationwide's PPI at around £49/month for the duration of the period plus the pre-requisite life cover for each of us.
I still have account numbers for the mortgage account, and could probably trace current account transactions back to that period if necessary, but not the original paperwork.
Is there any point digging any further on this?
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