Hi,
Hope this is the right place for this thread.
Last year (may) I was sold an income protection policy from LloydsBank and Scottish Widows. The policy had a deferred period of 26 weeks in line with my works sick pay scheme.
The value of the policy was £1400 per month starting at 26 weeks. However my existing employer rights are sick pay from 26 - 52 weeks is 50% (£1100), which if you add the £1400 would exceed my normal monthly pay.
When recently reading the policy documents I noticed a clause that the policy will not pay anything more the 50% gross. Therefore my policy is invalid.
At the time of my review with the bank they had my works sick pay benefit. And the advisor stated that their policy paid the £1400 from 6 months as well as 12 months. Based upon that one statement I took the policy instead of getting other quotes.
I have a copy of my review which shows that the bank had all the facts, I now have a policy that will not pay out what I have insured, so I have being paying £36 month for over year on a policy thats crap. What should I do?
I have already written to the bank and asked them too investigate, but should i be doing other things, like demanding a full refund of all paid premiums. Am I right in thinking that I have been miss sold this policy?



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