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Help and guidance on PPI Reclaim
Border_Collies_Forever
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Hoping that someone can help with some advice on how I go about reclaiming possible PPI's.
I took out an Endowment Mortgage with Norwich Union via a Broker in 1988 - is this too late to do anything about due to it being so long ago? Who do I contact as Norwich Union doesn't exist anymore and nor does the Broker and his company. I have no paper work but do have the account number - Any ideas? Also had a top up endowment with Guardian Royal Exchange a few years later...again no paperwork but do have account number. Any ideas as the best way to approach these...by letter or email?
Thanks
Border Collie
I took out an Endowment Mortgage with Norwich Union via a Broker in 1988 - is this too late to do anything about due to it being so long ago? Who do I contact as Norwich Union doesn't exist anymore and nor does the Broker and his company. I have no paper work but do have the account number - Any ideas? Also had a top up endowment with Guardian Royal Exchange a few years later...again no paperwork but do have account number. Any ideas as the best way to approach these...by letter or email?
Thanks
Border Collie
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I took out an Endowment Mortgage with Norwich Union via a Broker in 1988 - is this too late to do anything about due to it being so long ago?
Endowments cant have PPI on them. So, you can eliminate that.Also had a top up endowment with Guardian Royal Exchange a few years later...again no paperwork but do have account number. Any ideas as the best way to approach these...by letter or email?
Again, it cant have PPI on it. So, you do nothing.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 -
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