Statutory sick pay and savings
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greedybankers wrote: »How rude and presumptious of you
You're saying I'm either rubbish with money or dishonest
The first is not for you to say even if it were true and you have no basis for the second
You did say in your first post you'd give whichever answer would give you the most successful outcone......All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
greedybankers wrote: »Unlike the bank in foisting PPI on me in the first place! Nealy 20 years I've been paying it. Thieves
Let's be honest, the PPI situation isn't great I agree but at the same time, you are claiming it was "foisted" on you but you still signed the documents to say you agreed to have it and paid it for 20 years, that doesn't sound like something you didn't want. It's hard to separate genuine claims from try it on cases who just see £££. Much PPI was miss-sold as it either wouldn't cover you or people were told they had to have it when they didn't but equally many people agreed to have it and now put in claims saying they didn't want it because they think it's easy money.0 -
If you had only statutory sick pay and no savings then PPI was for you. If your employer paid your full wages when you were off sick and you had thousands in the bank then PPI may not have been suitable for you.0
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greedybankers wrote: »How rude and presumptious of you
You're saying I'm either rubbish with money or dishonest
The first is not for you to say even if it were true and you have no basis for the second
There is plenty to suggest you are bad at money management.
1 - you say you had savings but at the same time you were borrowing money on the credit card.
2 - According to you, you paid PPI for 20 years. That is 20 years worth of statements showing a PPI payment. So, that is 20 years of not checking your statements.
As for fraud, your first post did say you were looking at how you should answer in a way that may help your case even if it is not the truth. You are calling the banks thieves and that it was foisted on you. But at the same time you cannot recall how it was sold. So, which is it?
If you are going to tell porkies when making a PPI complaint, then be prepared for the bank to ask for evidence. It is quite common when people use a) "had savings" approach and b) sick pay that doesnt match their records.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 -
I'm not going to get drawn into it but thank you for your help.
I contacted my old boss and he said "Dad did all the grown up stuff (*) so whilst I can't be certain, he ran a business all his life so I suspect he did it properly, so yeah sick pay."
* It was the late 90s, we were 20 year olds with VCs throwing £100,000s at our Internet startup
I conveyed this to the bank.
I found some old statements for a current account of that period. My balance averaged around £2,000 over a 12 month period. I told the bank that but said I don't know whether that constitutes savings or not. Later in the conversation he referred to that as "savings".
So there you go. We'll see what happens. Thank you all for your help.0 -
Yeah, £2000 would go far if you lost your job.0
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greedybankers wrote: »they've confirmed I had PPI and there's no way in hell I would have agreed to it.
Regardless, having had government statutory sick pay won't help your complaint but showing that you had considerably more in your current account than your credit card balance (over a long period) may swing it for you.
Accusing the Bank of "foisting" the PPI on you and of being "thieves" will not help your case in any way.0
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