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PPI Reclaiming discussion Part II
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marshallka wrote: »I am investigating now in PM's trying to help two with similar complaints to my OLD one if you know what i mean. Thats where i have been. I really need to help them but can't keep up on the forum. I have got to go back over lots of things here so if i keep disappearing you know i am still doing my job but in pm's. Bespoke and Freedom :mad:0
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aorry too butt in but what does all that mean you get something back but you pay interest ?0
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marshallka wrote: »Some policies like those at Barlcays Firstplus say that after 5 years if you do not claim on it you get it all back but they forget to tell you in the beginning that the PPI is actually another loan and that interest is charged on the full term of the loan and not just spread over the 5 years.0
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brand_no_7 wrote: »seems a familiar story for a lot of us. I will send the letter and keep you posted.
just one thing am i right in thinking in single premium front load policies that the reclaim is for the interest that i am invariably going to pay over the full term of the loan despite the fact i did get the rebate. In other words am i right in thinkingt that it is not just limited to 5 years
many thanks to both of you
With pleasure and sorry I missed half of these postings, I was stuffing my face......:o lol:D , but I do know you have a strong case here and that money will be back in your pocket where it should be.;)
We will fight this but if for some reason they do not give you a favourable response on this let us know then its time to go to step 2, but not to worry we will eventually get there, and will keep at it until that money is all yours again.:D
Di.
xxThe one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
marshallka wrote: »A single premium policy is one where its really a loan to pay for the PPI. Its just another loan and the interest is then spread out over the full term (yours being 300 months) of the loan. Its just a rip off.
ALso front loaded means that in the beginning of your loan you are not paying anything (or very little) off the capital of the original loan, only the PPI.
There must be a stronger term than 'rip off' to describe it!! I found out about a year into the policy and they offered a minimal amount rebate. If it is another loan over 25 years at the apr then that must be nearly £36K worth of interest paid. Can that be right?? I don't know whether to laugh or cry! as i say rip off doesn't seem a strong enough description!0 -
i will be the cleaner lol:p
I am the investigator - i will agree with that as i have to find out anything i can about these companies that rip people off and I will not settle until i have. Ask Di on that one, it does my head in to think of them sitting pretty leaving us to rot in hell. They will pay....0 -
marshallka wrote: »Some policies like those at Barlcays Firstplus say that after 5 years if you do not claim on it you get it all back but they forget to tell you in the beginning that the PPI is actually another loan and that interest is charged on the full term of the loan and not just spread over the 5 years.
Yep so really we're all paying or paid for 2 loans in one huge sum.....:mad: , honestly these should be stopped !!!The one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
poor barclays firstplus bet they are sick of opening letters lol lol0
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brand_no_7 wrote: »There must be a stronger term than 'rip off' to describe it!! I found out about a year into the policy and they offered a minimal amount rebate. If it is another loan over 25 years at the apr then that must be nearly £36K worth of interest paid. Can that be right?? I don't know whether to laugh or cry! as i say rip off doesn't seem a strong enough description!
Its shocking isn't it hun?........:eek: , I know when I learnt of this I DID CRY.....:mad:The one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
brand_no_7 wrote: »There must be a stronger term than 'rip off' to describe it!! I found out about a year into the policy and they offered a minimal amount rebate. If it is another loan over 25 years at the apr then that must be nearly £36K worth of interest paid. Can that be right?? I don't know whether to laugh or cry! as i say rip off doesn't seem a strong enough description!0
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