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MSE PPI bill
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Djh_2
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Hi, my dad used the MSE form to claim PPI and won but we were shocked that out of his small 'win' he had to pay over a £1000 straight away to cover the claim, we used the form on Martins page as we expected 100% of the payout and for it not to come with a bill attached, was also shocked that Capital One had also taken £300 out his payment yet they owed it him,so almost £1500 is taken before he can touch it is frankly wrong.
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Hi, my dad used the MSE form to claim PPI and won but we were shocked that out of his small 'win' he had to pay over a £1000 straight away to cover the claim, we used the form on Martins page as we expected 100% of the payout and for it not to come with a bill attached, was also shocked that Capital One had also taken £300 out his payment yet they owed it him,so almost £1500 is taken before he can touch it is frankly wrong.
£1000 to who?
Capital one probably took it because he owes them money.0 -
but we were shocked that out of his small 'win' he had to pay over a £1000 straight away to cover the claim,
Who did you pay £1000 to? You havent said.
It wont be MSE as your title suggests.we used the form on Martins pagewas also shocked that Capital One had also taken £300 out his payment yet they owed it him
Deductions can cover a number of things
1 - defaults/arrears/amounts written off as a settlement
2 - tax on the interest element of the redress
3 - claims made on the policy
So, what was the deduction for?so almost £1500 is taken before he can touch it is frankly wrong.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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