Can i claim ppi i had bankruptcies?

Amk · 20 February 2019 at 9:55PM

I had a joint mortgage with my brothers in 2003 from abbey national and after a year we took a secured loan from GE money for house improvement, in 2008 my brothers lost the job and i was paying the mortgage and couldnot pay the secured loan then our house was repossessed by the bank in 2008. In 2010 i was bankcurrumpt, i want to know if i can claim ppi in my case. don’t know what to do where to start. or just don’t do anything?

[Deleted User] · 20 February 2019 at 9:58PM

You can't make a mis selling complaint. Bankruptcy draws a line in the sand.

Bermonia · 20 February 2019 at 11:39PM

The only person who is eligible to complain would be the official receiver of your bankruptcy - even if they were successful the funds would be distributed by them to your debtors.

Don’t waste any more effort on this.

-taff · 20 February 2019 at 11:45PM

You can only complain about the sale of PPI if the sale occurred post bankruptcy.
As your was in 2010 and the sale of PPI had mostly stopped then, you won't have had anything with it to complain about.

Anyone who is banrupt is legally not entitled to complain about the sale of any PPI pre bankruptcy. That right rests with the OR.

[Deleted User] · 21 February 2019 at 12:39AM

Amk wrote: »

In 2010 i was bankcurrumpt.....or just don’t do anything?

The latter.

Sorry.

Can i claim ppi i had bankruptcies?

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