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ppi calculation query

rumteetum
rumteetum Posts: 22 Forumite
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Can any body help with a calculation on 2 ppi claims that was made to the halifax,this is the loan agreement

1) cash loan £2.500///--- add toatal charge for credit for cash loan £493.04///--- total amount you pay for cash loan £2,993.04///--- insurance loan cash price of insurance £353.54///-- add total charge for credit for insurance loan £59.02///--total amount you pay for insurance loan £412.56///--- you have to pay the loan and interest by 24 monthly payments of £141.90.
annual percentage rate 16.4%///---monthly interest rate 1.276%///---toal loan £2.853.54/// total charge for credit for total loan the total charge for credit £552.06///-- total you pay £3,405.60. repayment period 2 years. ppi policy started on november 2002 and finished on feb 2004 on this one.

2) cash loan £4,000---add total charge for credit for cash loan £1,284.44---total amount you pay for cash loan £5,284.44---insurance loan cash price of insurance £863.17---add total charge for credit for insurance loan £277.13---total amount you pay for insurance loan £1,140.30---you have to pay the loan and interest by 42 monthly payments of £152.97---annual percentage rate 15.9%--monthly interest rate 1,240%---total loan £4,863.17---total charge for credit for total loan the total charge for credit £1,561.57---total amount you pay £6,424.74---repayment period 3 years and 6 months, this was taken out in feb 2004 and finished july 2006. is their any body out their who could give me a idea on how much each one would get back please,many thanks.

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  • PeacefulWaters
    PeacefulWaters Posts: 8,495 Forumite
    rumteetum wrote: »
    Can any body help with a calculation on 2 ppi claims that was made to the halifax,this is the loan agreement

    1) cash loan £2.500///--- add toatal charge for credit for cash loan £493.04///--- total amount you pay for cash loan £2,993.04///--- insurance loan cash price of insurance £353.54///-- add total charge for credit for insurance loan £59.02///--total amount you pay for insurance loan £412.56///--- you have to pay the loan and interest by 24 monthly payments of £141.90.
    annual percentage rate 16.4%///---monthly interest rate 1.276%///---toal loan £2.853.54/// total charge for credit for total loan the total charge for credit £552.06///-- total you pay £3,405.60. repayment period 2 years. ppi policy started on november 2002 and finished on feb 2004 on this one.

    2) cash loan £4,000---add total charge for credit for cash loan £1,284.44---total amount you pay for cash loan £5,284.44---insurance loan cash price of insurance £863.17---add total charge for credit for insurance loan £277.13---total amount you pay for insurance loan £1,140.30---you have to pay the loan and interest by 42 monthly payments of £152.97---annual percentage rate 15.9%--monthly interest rate 1,240%---total loan £4,863.17---total charge for credit for total loan the total charge for credit £1,561.57---total amount you pay £6,424.74---repayment period 3 years and 6 months, this was taken out in feb 2004 and finished july 2006. is their any body out their who could give me a idea on how much each one would get back please,many thanks.
    I don't know exactly how it's calculated.

    But I've highlighted what I'd be expecting. Plus a bit of interest.
  • rumteetum
    rumteetum Posts: 22 Forumite
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    many thanks for your post peacefullwaters.
  • Welshie28
    Welshie28 Posts: 90 Forumite
    Yes the amount highlighted is correct, they'll also need to pay you interest aswell as a compensatory payment. Only of course if it was misold.
    Good luck!
  • rumteetum
    rumteetum Posts: 22 Forumite
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    many thanks for your post.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 26,612 Forumite
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    rumteetum wrote: »
    Can any body help with a calculation on 2 ppi claims
    Basically, if your complaints are upheld you will receive a refund all the premiums you paid plus 8% simple interest plus any attendant interest.

    You should focus on having a valid and (preferably) verifiable complaint in the first instance. Leave the Bank to calculate your refund and redress IF your complaint is successful.
    Welshie28 wrote: »
    they'll also need to pay you interest aswell as a compensatory payment.
    Since the interest IS the compensation, there is no additional compensatory payment, I'm afraid.
  • Welshie28
    Welshie28 Posts: 90 Forumite
    In many cases I have seen an interest payment and an added compensatory payment.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 26,612 Forumite
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    Welshie28 wrote: »
    In many cases I have seen an interest payment and an added compensatory payment.

    PPI redress is defined by the regulator. Please post to a verifiable instance where an additional "compensation" payment has been made?
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