PPI Claims
If you've been mis-sold payment protection insurance on a loan, credit card or mortgage, you could be due a refund.
You may have heard the term PPI, or PPI claims in the news recently. PPI stands for Payment Protection Insurance and is an insurance often sold with loans, credit cards, or mortgages.
What is PPI for?
The idea is that if you are unable to work due to illness or redundancy your monthly loan payment would be covered by the PPI for up to one year.
PPI mis-selling
Unfortunately, lenders have been ‘mis-selling’ payment protection insurance on a massive scale.
Mis-selling includes;
- A lender forcing you to buy PPI by refusing to give you a loan or credit card without it.
- A lender selling you a PPI policy without fully explaining the costs.
- A lender selling you a PPI policy which is unsuitable for you.
Claiming a refund for mis-sold PPI
As part of our commitment to helping people gain access to justice when they have been unfairly treated, National Accident Helpline has launched their PPI Claim service. If you’ve been mis-sold a PPI policy, PPI Claimline can help you understand your rights, and help you recover what you’ve lost.
The benefit of this is that you could be refunded everything you paid for the insurance, and reduce the monthly payments on your loan. What’s more, you can rest assured that your PPI claim is in safe hands, as National Accident Helpline has been championing people’s rights since 1993.
To find out more, visit PPI Claimline's website, or call 0800 078 3908.
