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MPPI/ASU breakdown

pgregg
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Hi all,
I made a MPPI (ASU) claim against Nationwide approx 3 years ago on the basis that I was both employed and self-employed and they would not have paid out if I lost my employed job. No surprise that Nationwide rejected my claim.
3 years later and I've received a call from the FOS to suggest that they have agreed with Nationwide that the "U" part of the ASU - Accident, Sickness and Unemployment part would be refunded.
I asked FOS roughly what percentage the U was of the premiums but she could not tell me. She said that Nationwide would now write to me with an offer.
My question here is does anyone have a reasonable approximation of the percentage splits of the premium towards the 3 components of ASU ?
Thanks.
I made a MPPI (ASU) claim against Nationwide approx 3 years ago on the basis that I was both employed and self-employed and they would not have paid out if I lost my employed job. No surprise that Nationwide rejected my claim.
3 years later and I've received a call from the FOS to suggest that they have agreed with Nationwide that the "U" part of the ASU - Accident, Sickness and Unemployment part would be refunded.
I asked FOS roughly what percentage the U was of the premiums but she could not tell me. She said that Nationwide would now write to me with an offer.
My question here is does anyone have a reasonable approximation of the percentage splits of the premium towards the 3 components of ASU ?
Thanks.
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My question here is does anyone have a reasonable approximation of the percentage splits of the premium towards the 3 components of ASU ?
Impossible for anyone to say as it would need policy information.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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