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Yorkshire bank PPI offer
Woe76
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi, new to the forum really appreciate advice on the following.....
I had numerous loans with YB but can only find one of the loan agreements which has PPI totally £2815 (including interest).
I called them last week and have today received a letter upholding my complaint and a total offer of £3150. Does this seem correct? I have looked online and I was expecting a settlement closer to £4000?
The letter also stated I didn't have PPI on the other loans although I have no paperwork to prove them wrong.
Thanks in advance for your help.
I had numerous loans with YB but can only find one of the loan agreements which has PPI totally £2815 (including interest).
I called them last week and have today received a letter upholding my complaint and a total offer of £3150. Does this seem correct? I have looked online and I was expecting a settlement closer to £4000?
The letter also stated I didn't have PPI on the other loans although I have no paperwork to prove them wrong.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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There is no settlement figure.
You are only entitled to what you actually paid plus the attendant interest plus 8% simple interest.
If you paid the loan off early [say by consolidating] you would have had a partial rebate from doing that [incuded in the early repayament/consolidation settlement figure]Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0 -
Thanks for that, sounds like I should accept the offer based on what you're saying.0
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Its £3k you didnt think you could get back.
If it was missold and you're getting it back...bonusLBM - :beer:
DFW - January 2010 = £22,950
DFD - July 2017 = £0
Proud To Have Dealt With My Debts :cool:
Don't give up...it's a long journey!0
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