PPI on a Business Loan, How to Claim?
Genex
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I had a letter from one of these companies saying I could have had PPI on a business loan - I certainly had payment insurance as it was part of a government scheme (Enterprize Finance Garauntee? EFT)
My question is, I'm already struggling to get my head around claiming for myself, how would I go about claiming or submitting a form for the business loan? (the loan was taken on under the registered Limited company, not myself, not personal and not freelance/self employed)
TIA
My question is, I'm already struggling to get my head around claiming for myself, how would I go about claiming or submitting a form for the business loan? (the loan was taken on under the registered Limited company, not myself, not personal and not freelance/self employed)
TIA
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You would complain in the company name.
Don't use any claims company.0 -
Deleted_User wrote: »You would complain in the company name.
Don't use any claims company.
Thanks. So the normal route/forms and just put the company name in the form?
I'm really useless with things like this. I'm going through the pages here, it seems like a lot of digging is involved and I have to fill in forms for each lender - is there not a centralised service that checks or perhaps gives me a list of lenders I need to contact?0 -
Your credit files give you the last 6 years.0
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Deleted_User wrote: »Your credit files give you the last 6 years.
Would that be those free experian report or noodle?doodle? thingies?0 -
That's the ones. Noodle, doodle, snap crackle and pop.
Also known as Experian (MSE CRedit Club), Equifax I(Clearscore) and TransUnion (Credit Karma, formerly Noddle).0 -
I didnt think you could get ppi on a business loan ....make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
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Moneyineptitude wrote: »...Which makes it far more difficult to argue that it was mis-sold, of course..
That's what I'm thinking, but hey, if I'm filling in forms... :P0 -
Another question, I see on the Barclays form it says if I did have PPI they'll raise a complaint on my behalf - do they all do that or is that something I need to watch for? (something about 30th June ruling?)
And if that is the case, does that mean that all I need to do is the "check ppi" form and regardless of the result I don't need to pursue it or fill in claim forms? TIA0
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