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8th March 2007, 22:06
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: had ppi on a loan Quote:
Originally Posted by DCG i no but they payed one and not the other
look like shes on thes meds for the rest of her life as well | Has she been diagnosed? As for the meds, how is she on the risperidal, has it relieved any of the syptoms? |
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16th March 2007, 09:09
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: had ppi on a loan Quote:
Originally Posted by DCG with a+l the misses ended up in hospital and i had to stop working to look after her
applyed for the insurance and was regected
genworth financal
would not pay as the illnes was the same as she had had 12 month before
that was there conclustion
the also payed another claim diffrent account
now we have had a ccj against us
she had suffered with a break down and becouls she had deppretion be fore thats there reason for not paying the insurance claim
how can i sort this
also the mentel health group sent them letters and phoned them that the ill ness was not the same and she was in 2nd ery health care not primery health care
help plz
they want 4 grand of us | So sorry to hear of your predicament.
Can you please clarify the following points to me.
Did they make the loan available on the condition that you took out the ppi?
Did a&l discuss the terms and conditions of the loan relating to any previous illnesses and conditions that you or your wife were suffering?
Was the policy sold fit for your purpose.?
Did you have any other policies or life cover?
Secondly,
Did they pay money to you regarding your wife's illness.
You state that the mental health team have written to A&L regarding the current illness that I is not the same as the first.
I do agree that there is a bit difference. Depression is one condition and psychosis is another altogether.
It a bit like claiming for a broken leg for one claim and then refusing you because you had to have a knee replacement of the same leg. You are still not able to work.
Personally if your wife was hospitalized, I would ask the consultant to give you a letter clarifing your wife condition and the major differences between the two. Also ask you GP for a letter.
The more you get the more you can throw at them.
Good luck
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16th March 2007, 20:32
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: had ppi on a loan Quote:
Originally Posted by DCG Did they make the loan available on the condition that you took out the ppi?
not sure realy
Did a&l discuss the terms and conditions of the loan relating to any previous illnesses and conditions that you or your wife were suffering?
no
Did you have any other policies or life cover?
no
Did they pay money to you regarding your wife's illness.
the same insurance company payed another claim but regected this one
You state that the mental health team have written to A&L regarding the current illness that I is not the same as the first.
no they contacted the insurance company
thanks for the help
cheers | Hello,
I am no expert. My opinion is my own.
I feel there are a few points
1. They sold you a ppi when you have told them about your wife's depression. I presumme that they made a payment for this condition and are now refusing to pay out on the 2nd more serious condition.
2. They will insist that you were told that the ppi on the loan was optional and you agreed. they will claim that you were not mis-sold this ppi as you knew you had it and claimed on it for the 1st illness. It boils down as to whether you want to threaten legal action and you can claim that they insisted that you take ppi with the loan. There has to be good reasons why you think that it was mis-sold.
3. They are refusing to pay out for the second more serious illness, which does not sound like depression but another mental health problem which is different to depression.
4.You will have to look at the terms and conditions of the policy, to see if they clump mental health illness under one group. ie mental health problems.
5. If they don't then I would pursue the matter and insist that they pay out for the present condition. You need to have the diagnosis explained to the insurance company by a Doctor in writing to have more clout.
Maybe approach Citizens advice Bureau to see if they can give you any assistance or advice to help you.
I do sincerely wish you luck
Last edited by hellhasnofury; 16th March 2007 at 20:48.
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22nd March 2007, 20:58
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: had ppi on a loan Quote:
Originally Posted by DCG Any hope of any counter clame here, any advice appreciated |
Hello, Sorry can you explain what you mean by counter claim?
Thanks |
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23rd March 2007, 19:27
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