Patricia Pearl - Small Claims Procedure - A Practical Guide


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BAILIFFS - The Law and Your Rights

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    Default welcome finance ppi help!!!!

    hi im new here and hope i have posted in right place, anyway going to try and get my PPIicon money back off these so nice people (lol). well where do i start, got all my paper work off them, for the 2 accounts i had. The problem i am having now is how do i know how much to apply back off them? the apr is at two different rates. The 2 accounts i had were where i had fallen ill and could not pay them so tried to claim on my ppi and was told i was not covered for my illness. As with most people i was missold the ppi.

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    Default Re: welcome finance ppi help!!!!

    Hello and Welcome, Craig.

    I'll move this thread to the PPIicon Forum, you'll get all the help you need in there.

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    Default Re: welcome finance ppi help!!!!

    hi im new here and hope i have posted in right place, anyway going to try and get my PPIicon money back off these so nice people (lol). well where do i start, got all my paper work off them, for the 2 accounts i had. The problem i am having now is how do i know how much to apply back off them? the apr is at two different rates. The 2 accounts i had were where i had fallen ill and could not pay them so tried to claim on my ppi and was told i was not covered for my illness. As with most people i was missold the ppi.

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    Is the PPI on both accounts now cancelled?
    If it is make sure you have alterntative cover in case of accidents you can google and find much cheaper options but always check the exclusions on the policy documents or terms and conditionsicon.

    If you have the Consumer Credit Agreements have a look at them and see if the PPI is listed separately from the loan figure.

    If it is and you know the monthly repayment amount on each of the loans

    Just multiply the amount by the number of months you have paid the premium then submit a claim for repayment.
    Just work out how much you have paid quote their APR and let them work out the figures.

    If you were not entitled to claim due to the nature of the illness then you should have been informed that certain illnesses were not covered by the PPI at the time it was being added onto your loans.

    there are spreadsheets and here is a link to help you work out your claim.

    interest calculation spreadsheets

    hope this gets you started

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    If you want to be sure then Pompeyfaith is ok on spreadsheets you could perhaps PM him, I am sure he will help if he can

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    hi thanx for your reply on the first loan i had the PPIicon amount added on at £688.53 on to the loan total with a scandels apr of 45.5% i paid this for 8 months then became ill fell behind for about 4 months then they re write the agreement with the total outstanding balance from the other loan less payments and set a new apr of 25.3% but over a longer period. this is were im getting confussed for example £688.53+45.5%APR=TOTAL but how do i work it out as the ppi would have still been carried over into the new re written loan.

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