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PPI after 6 year discharge

Chorlton1974 · 2018-08-14 10:22:15

Hi sorry if posted elsewhere, I can't see it if it has. I went through the bankruptcy process in 2008. discharged a year later. in 2013 I tried the PPI thing. got a small payout from Barclays, nothing huge, but still 3 figures. A friend asked if I'd applied through all of them as I'd had credit cards and store cards. said…

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luvchocolate Posts: 3,437 Forumite

15 August 2018 at 2:04PM

When you go bankrupt you sign to say you have no claim on any P.P.I
If you use a company to claim this you could find the money goes straight to the O.R and you would get the bill from the company for the work involved.
You have no right to a P.P.I payment.
The records are on the Gazette forever.
Please read the info on the B.R board this comes up a lot.

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