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PPI and
Geoff190
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Hi
I would like to apply for PPI but is there any point. The reason I ask is that I had a mortgage but the property was repossessed in 2012 with a shortfall on the mortgage of about £30K - it was a joint mortgage with my Ex
I don't want to apply for PPI if this is going to cause the mortgage company to come after me ?
I would like to apply for PPI but is there any point. The reason I ask is that I had a mortgage but the property was repossessed in 2012 with a shortfall on the mortgage of about £30K - it was a joint mortgage with my Ex
I don't want to apply for PPI if this is going to cause the mortgage company to come after me ?
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Apply for PPI or make a complaint about it?
If a complaint, any redress would be offset against the amount you owe. However, do you have mis sale reasons?0 -
If there is still £30,000 outstanding on the mortgage, I very much doubt you'd receive anything personally from a PPI complaint. You should only make a complaint if you simply want any redress to go towards the unpaid debt.I don't want to apply for PPI if this is going to cause the mortgage company to come after me0 -
Apologies Ishould have been clearer with my post
Any PPII claim for would be in relation to old credit cards and a previous bank overdraft - nothing to do directly with my old mortgage
My concern was I didn't want to open a can of worms and alert my previous mortgage company about any possible refunds Hence my question would it be worth my while ?0 -
The mortgage company have 12 years to come after both or either of you for the return of their money, so it's a moot point.
And the policy would probably have been issued separately form the motgage provider, or should have been. Was it?Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0 -
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