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This might be a very straightforward question but how does one know if they have been sold a single premium policy..
Would it be clear to someone or would they have to do a SAR to find out if they have a single premium and are single premiums often predominately used by the sub prime lenders..
thanks
Single Premium PPI are used by all of them as they are very lucrative, especially since I believe the pay out rate is low when people start to make claims, they usually come up with something to refuse payment
You loan agreement should have the PPI listed on it and also state whether it is a single premium or monthly
You can sometimes find out by phoning the loan provider and asking - that worked for me. Then you can save the expense of the SAR until you decide you are going to claim it back
If you can keep you head when all of those around you are losing theirs try parking your helicopter somewhere else
re: PPI single premium/monthly
to find out if they have a single premium and are single premiums often predominately used by the sub prime lenders..
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