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It struck me the other day what the legal position would be :

 

1. We go to the bank and take out a £10,000 loan under genuine intention to pay it back.

2. 2 years down the line,say, we default through no fault of our own having lost our jobs.

3. Irrespective of wether or not we take out personal PPI I am told by someone 'trustworthy' at the bank, the bank insures 'itself' against default.

4. It really charges 'us' for this insurance within the payment structure or APR.

 

Questions:

 

1. Have we really and effectively insured ourselves albeit effected by a third party ?

2. Has the bank suffered any loss ? if not why are they entitled to pursue us for the remainder of the debt.

3. Could this be developed ?.

 

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