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Mortgage PPI - sold by mortgage advisor

McUrchin · 2019-03-22 09:46:51

Hi I’m new to the forum, but have had a look around and can’t see an answer to this. When I took out my previous mortgage, it was through a mortgage advisor attached to an estate agency (I seem to remember this was a government scheme of some sort) The advisor sold me a PPI policy along with the mortgage - but it was a…

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Nasqueron Posts: 10,781 Forumite

22 March 2019 at 12:00PM

McUrchin wrote: »

Fab. Thank you

I still have my repayment statement from that one, but it doesn’t mention the PPI...I shall have to go investigating

If you have a credit card bill (the one with all your purchases on it) and it doesn't have a separate line for PPI (under whatever name the lender used) then you weren't paying it. Possible you did have it before or even after that statement was issued but unlikely.

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