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Nationwide PPI Claim
skeggs885
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Hi
I wrote to Nationwide as knew I had a secured loan with them at some stage and was likely to have taken PPI, they confirmed it on a loan but said they cant find the secured loan which I know I had as it had a charge on my property.
The personal loan I took out post 6 years ago they said that they would pay me back the PPI that I had paid
they say that the full and final settlement is only 109.02 which they have calculated by adding the
ppi refund
8% interest charge calculated to 8/1/18
then tax me at 20 percent
Is it usual to have to pay tax and should they say how much I paid back over what period to show the amount of PPI I WAS PAYING
I wrote to Nationwide as knew I had a secured loan with them at some stage and was likely to have taken PPI, they confirmed it on a loan but said they cant find the secured loan which I know I had as it had a charge on my property.
The personal loan I took out post 6 years ago they said that they would pay me back the PPI that I had paid
they say that the full and final settlement is only 109.02 which they have calculated by adding the
ppi refund
8% interest charge calculated to 8/1/18
then tax me at 20 percent
Is it usual to have to pay tax and should they say how much I paid back over what period to show the amount of PPI I WAS PAYING
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Yes, it is usual to pay tax but only on the interest if you are a taxpayer. If not, you will have to reclaim it from hmrcmake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
and should they say how much I paid back over what period to show the amount of PPI I WAS PAYING
They usually tell you the total you paid in the redress letter and from your comments, they have. Loans were single premium. So, seeing one figure is normal.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 -
The bank will provide a fuller breakdown of the refund if you ask them, but it sounds as if you didn't actually pay the PPI for very long. If you can find documentary evidence that you paid more than they are refunding then you should challenge the Bank's calculations.Is it usual to have to pay tax and should they say how much I paid back over what period to show the amount of PPI I WAS PAYING0 -
anyone around to advisehi
i wrote to nationwide as knew i had a secured loan with them at some stage and was likely to have taken ppi, they confirmed it on a loan but said they cant find the secured loan which i know i had as it had a charge on my property.
The personal loan i took out post 6 years ago they said that they would pay me back the ppi that i had paid
they say that the full and final settlement is only 109.02 which they have calculated by adding the
ppi refund
8% interest charge calculated to 8/1/18
then tax me at 20 percent
is it usual to have to pay tax and should they say how much i paid back over what period to show the amount of ppi i was paying0 -
whose only here for the weekend?0
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6 years since have been on your site since I challenged the interest on my banks credit cards, it has caused me no end of problems over the 6 years and I thought it would be over once 6 years passed but still I am on a dip with ccs and I get letters saying if I don't continue payments they will take me to court. with the defaults and the problems it causes if you want to get a mortgage of even rent i don't think i would have done it the way i did.0
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