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Claiming from Personal Accident Plan
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Blondie1005
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Hello,
My other half has been paing £5 a month since 2006 for a plan he wasn't even aware he had. We have since closed the account. I have requested a copy of the signed paper work but have yet to receive any thing back. Are yo able to claim back for these payments or am I wasting my time. The company is UNAT Direct.
Any help appreciated.
Many Thanks
Lucy
My other half has been paing £5 a month since 2006 for a plan he wasn't even aware he had. We have since closed the account. I have requested a copy of the signed paper work but have yet to receive any thing back. Are yo able to claim back for these payments or am I wasting my time. The company is UNAT Direct.
Any help appreciated.
Many Thanks
Lucy
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This isn't PPI.Blondie1005 wrote: »Personal accident plan.
My other half has been paing £5 a month since 2006 for a plan he wasn't even aware he had.
How are you going to claim this was mis-sold?
Was this added to other finance or have you simply forgotten taking it out?
Unless you can say you are immune to accidents I fail to see how you could say you didn't need the insurance?0 -
Personal accident plans are not PPI. Most of these plans were bought direct through mailshots. A few banks did sell plans like these over the years though.
How did your OH buy it?
Why do you think it was mis-sold?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
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