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PPI & High Commission Claims

Back in November I had a letter from LPF (Littlewoods) saying that despite them rejecting my earlier PPI Claim as they deemed it not mis-sold they were inviting me to make a new type of complaint against them re high commission as regards to the new supreme court decision complete with ref number etc, so logged onto Barclays entered the details on their online form and waiting - I have received a letter back dated 27/11 confirmed receipt of complaint but nothing since.

I will chase them up as they have eight weeks to respond, so end of Jan.

My question is when you make a PPI claim do you do it for both the mis-sold PPI and the high commission or separate claims?

Any help or pointing in right direction would be helpful
thanks

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  • dunstonh
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    I will chase them up as they have eight weeks to respond, so end of Jan.

    They actually have longer than that if required. However, you are free to go to the FOS after 8 weeks if there has been no response (although in most cases it is better to wait).
    My question is when you make a PPI claim do you do it for both the mis-sold PPI and the high commission or separate claims?

    Technically, there are two separate issues. So, it would be two separate complaints. Most firms are automatically checking under the plevin ruling when they reject the complaint but a small number are inviting you to make a new complaint on that basis and not doing it automatically.
    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.
  • i submitted a plevin claim with barclays back in september, got a cheque yesterday
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