PPI for Deceased Father
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my father passed away 4 years ago I have had to sort out all his debt would I be allowed to claim his PPI if he had it many thanks0
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I don't have all documentation but the documentation that I have only proves that we settled the debt0
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joanne_butler wrote: »my father passed away 4 years ago I have had to sort out all his debt would I be allowed to claim his PPI if he had it many thanks
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joanne_butler wrote: »Hi my father passed away 4 years ago I was going through my documents today and I had to pay all dads debts off when he passed away I was wondering if he had any ppi would I be allowed to claim.....................
..and posts 11, 14 and 15!Deleted_User wrote: »See posts 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8.
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Hi there,
Not sure if anyone can help with this one. My father died 2yrs ago, and I have only just got around to going through old bank statements. It seems that he was being charged £35 each time he went into an unauthorised overdraft. In one week, he was charged x4 £35, as he was withdrawing small amounts, such as £10 or £20 a time without realising. It looks like he assumed he was able to withdraw cash, as the cashpoint allowed him to do so! He did have some alcohol related mental health issues, although he was due for an assessment 1mth after his death. Am I able to claim back any of those charges? many thanks0 -
Magicmerlin72 wrote: »Hi there,
Not sure if anyone can help with this one. My father died 2yrs ago, and I have only just got around to going through old bank statements. It seems that he was being charged £35 each time he went into an unauthorised overdraft. In one week, he was charged x4 £35, as he was withdrawing small amounts, such as £10 or £20 a time without realising. It looks like he assumed he was able to withdraw cash, as the cashpoint allowed him to do so! He did have some alcohol related mental health issues, although he was due for an assessment 1mth after his death. Am I able to claim back any of those charges? many thanks
No, the banks won the court case in 2009 on unfair charges, they only consider current financial hardship cases, not old ones0 -
Magicmerlin72 wrote: »Hi there,
Not sure if anyone can help with this one. My father died 2yrs ago, and I have only just got around to going through old bank statements. It seems that he was being charged £35 each time he went into an unauthorised overdraft. In one week, he was charged x4 £35, as he was withdrawing small amounts, such as £10 or £20 a time without realising. It looks like he assumed he was able to withdraw cash, as the cashpoint allowed him to do so! He did have some alcohol related mental health issues, although he was due for an assessment 1mth after his death. Am I able to claim back any of those charges? many thanks
Your post has nothing to do with the topic of this thread. Please post again on your own thread.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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