Can you claim PPI for deceased?

taz2710

Hi there,
I have claimed PPI for myself using MSE templates etc - which was successful.
But my Mum (RIP) has had loans in her name.
Just wondered if I can claim PPI on before of my Mum?

Many thanks in advance

-taff

If you have the authority to do so then yes. You're relying on them finding a flaw in their sales process rather than an actual recollection of events though because obviously, it#s not possible for her to do it herself.

McKneff

You don't 'claim', you make a complaint and supply evidence to back this complaint.


Do you have any, probably not


Like taff says, you would have to find a flaw in their sales process,

Insider101

As others have said, there is no such thing as "claiming" PPI. You are referring to making a complaint that the product was missold. It is theoretically possible for the executor of the estate to raise a complaint on behalf of a deceased person. However, a complaint of missale relates generally to advice/information given at the point of sale and it is generally difficult to do this if you were not there. What would your complaint reasons be?