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Debt management and ppi
Pedngirl
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I was in debt a number of years ago and entered into a debt management plan. I cleared all my debt over five years ago. I have now put in for claims on PPI as I believe I was mid -sold. Capital one have sent me a final descision staying that they cannot uphold my claim but there is a balance £122.00 to redress. They have said that they are sending a cheque to the insolvency partners, is this right? Even though I have discharged all of my debt?
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That is correct yes... the practitioner will allocate the funds accordingly.0
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Plevin payment by sounds of it. Yes if you didn't pay back what you borrowed ( e.g. reduced settlement, interest freeze etc) then they can offset the refund against the unpaid sum. If the insolvency practitioner pays off all your debt they should send you any excess
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