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After watching the Tonight programme about reclaiming PPI's, I am thinking of reclaiming on behalf of my parents. They have various credit cards that they've had for over 20 years now, a mortgage and a loan, most of these are with Barclays.
They have had these for so long they have no idea whether they have a PPI or not. What is the easiest way for us to begin this process, and find out which, if any, have PPI's attached to them or have had in the past?
Is it a case of reclaiming anything within only the last 6 years, as with bank charges?
I would write to the banks / loan company with a SAR. Once you have all the information then you are better equiped to act. Just getting the information can be an ordeal!
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's, I am thinking of reclaiming on behalf of my parents. They have various credit cards that they've had for over 20 years now, a mortgage and a loan, most of these are with Barclays
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