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?possible to claim for ppi from 1998 onwards ?
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Would anyone who is more knowledgeable on PPI than myself know if it is even possible for me to A) find out if I had PPI on several credit cards, student overdraft and post graduate loan from 1998 onwards and
to be able to claim for any of the above if I had it?
I do not have any of my own records anymore as I moved overseas for 10 years ( now back in the UK )
Any idea if I have missed the boat with this one ?
Thanks so much
Would anyone who is more knowledgeable on PPI than myself know if it is even possible for me to A) find out if I had PPI on several credit cards, student overdraft and post graduate loan from 1998 onwards and

I do not have any of my own records anymore as I moved overseas for 10 years ( now back in the UK )
Any idea if I have missed the boat with this one ?
Thanks so much
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A) find out if I had PPI on several credit cards, student overdraft and post graduate loan from 1998 onward
yes. you either look at your statements (if you have them) or you ask the providersandto be able to claim for any of the above if I had it?
If you have reason to complaint then they will consider your complaint.I do not have any of my own records anymore as I moved overseas for 10 years ( now back in the UK )
Remember that there is nothing wrong with having PPI. The issue is whether it was sold to you correctly or not. So, once you have found out if you had it or not, you then need to consider if you have grounds for complaint or not.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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