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Credit history
ChrisEllis
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Martin said this morning that you can get your credit history for free, yes you can but only for 6 years, under the DPA it was destroyed by anyone holding it so if you are looking (like me for loans, mortgages and credit card data) from 1985-2000 forget it. Also few PPI claim sites ask for previous addresses longer than 6 years, I am 64 and had 4 addresses in the time of cards, mortgages and loans. 2 years ago I succesfuly claimed from Nationwide but it was a complicated part payout and I had to agree that I would not claim again. I have just put in a claim for my wife with the Halifax and it asked for all previous marriaed names and all addresses from 1995 when she had a joint mortgage with her previos husband. All credit to Martin for shouting about this for so long and I agree he should be knighted.:beer:
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Erm, what is your post about exactly.
Oh and keep in mind your wife will need the involvement of her ex to claim for any PPI linked to the joint mortgagee0
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