PPI form from Lloyd's TSB

Kinski

I've just come across a form that was sent to my oh from the above bank, he told me that it's not worth claiming back anything as it won't be for a lot . I've convinced him that it is worth trying to claim and I'm filling out the form for him. When he took out the loan he was (still is) a retired police officer with a good pension, the form asks all kinds of questions, ie '' did you have any savings at the time of taking out the loan '' , '' what were you saving for '' and ''are you employed '' as he would be claiming only on the fact that he has a private pension do we have to fill in all these other parts of the form or can we leave them blank, I'm hoping I can leave them blank as it can be a nightmare trying to get answers out of him so the less I have to fill in the better :rotfl:.

-taff

Fill it in as best you can. He was in receipt of a pension and not working, so the insurance would have been useless.
Fill in roughly your savings etc, but if you can't remember, say you don't remember....
Main thing is to bang on about the pension, and probably single premium.


And if he doesn't think it's going to be a lot, ask him if you can keep it all and see what he says

Kinski

Thank you, I was thinking of putting my bank details in the part where it asks how you want the money paid :rotfl:, that's if he gets it.