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Daz
Daz77
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Hi guys! 😉 I've recently had a letter off HSBC to say they owe me a PPI rebate. I accepted the offer and signed acceptance form with my bank details and sent back. I've now received a letter saying I need to go to a branch with two forms of id due to the money laundering law etc. I don't have a passport or driving licence so I took a letter in from the DWP and they said they needed something else with this as it wasn't enough. They said to get a bank statement from my bank ( don't bank with HSBC anymore) can anyone tell me if this sounds right? Also I do have a bit of debt at moment which I'm paying off via debt management company. Could this affect them giving me my rebate? The bank in Manchester was so busy when I went in I couldn't hear the cashier properly through glass. Lastly it's going to take a couple of weeks to get the documentation together. There is no time limit is there where they could cancel my rebate? Thanks guys so much. I do apologise but I'm not well ATM with mental health and I'm so worried. God bless everyone ✌🏻
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yes it doesThey said to get a bank statement from my bank ( don't bank with HSBC anymore) can anyone tell me if this sounds right?Also I do have a bit of debt at moment which I'm paying off via debt management company. Could this affect them giving me my rebate?
Only if the debt originated from HSBC. If not, then no.
6 months typically.There is no time limit is there where they could cancel my rebate?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 -
Thanks so much all for replying! Much appreciated ✌��0
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