Identifying PPI via money app historical info

KMR304

Hi
Apologies if this has already been covered.

Over the years I've had numerous different credit cards and store cards that I've mostly paid off in full each month.

I've also had various fixed rate mortgages over time.

I record all my transactions in Microsoft Money programme on my computer and have done for years.

Ive never had any loans.

Would I be correct in thinking I'm unlikely to have been missold PPI?

I'm just wondering if it's worth checking my archived Microsoft Money info and making claims but I can't see that I'd have any valid claims.

Thanks

[Deleted User]

Most people didn't have PPI. If you had it, it would have appeared on all your statements.

Nasqueron

You're mixing up having PPI with being miss-sold it. If you had it, that doesn't mean you were miss-sold (particularly on the mortgage). You have to establish if you had it, why you had it and why, if you did, you feel it was miss-sold

societys_child

credit cards and store cards that I've mostly paid off in full each month.

If the balance was paid off each month, no PPI would be charged. If not paid off each month, and you actually had PPI and were charged, it would have appeared as a separate item on the statement.