Ppi On Exsiting Loans

Myriad2112 | 10:36 Thu 25th Apr 2013 | Insurance

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My understanding of ppi claims is that they can go back up to 10 years. i have had my barclaycard since 1988 and my mortgage since 1999 but could it have been applied at a later date? I can't find anything that covers this issue.

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lcg

i don't think the date of ppi's matter much, but it is whether they have been applied inappropriately. we got 2 claims that went back to 1997 from barclays. however, they did try to lie about it!

bednobs

if they had been applied after the start of the loans, you would have been told about it, and your payments would have gone up

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Thank you both. Do these apply to credit cards or just loans? sorry if that's a stupid question.

factor-fiction

Maybe I've misunderstood but are you saying you're not even sure whether you've paid PPI? It should normally be shown as a separate entry (charge) on each monthly bill on Barclaycard or on your annual mortgage statement

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