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can i still claim back PPI if i dont know the lender?
motorhome1
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15 years ago I took out a loan on a property that I owned, which has now been demolished. I definitely paid a huge amount of PPI. How can I trace the lender? It was not paid through direct debit it was done through a paying in book. Has anybody got any advice? This bank was First National Bank.
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Before you go about that, what is your reason for mis-selling?0
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15 years ago so this predates regulation by some time.0
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The only records you can check are your credit files. If it doesn't appear on there, you can ask first natioal if they remember/have records, but if the didn't sell it to you, it was probably a broker, and that means the broker probably wasn't regulated.
So don't get any hopes up at all yet.Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0 -
First National Bank PLC was acquired by GE Money.
You'll need to speak to them for further advice.Thank you all for helping me make my day by saving money!0 -
First National now GE are the lender! But its about the sale, so you need to find out the seller/broker not the lender as you know that.0
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