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Im assisting my brother in law in trying to reclaim his PPI
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from the Clydesdale Bank

 

We have had the SAR
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returned and there are four loans , they are consolidation loans one paying the other off , culminating in a loan for nearly £20,000 .

 

After a time he couldnt meet the £260 monthly repayments so entered into a trust deed which he has just completed after three years

 

I would like to know if it is possible to claim some of the PPI back under these circumstances

 

regards

 

rs

 

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Sorry, I've not got a clue, wondered if this link might help..................

 

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Thanks Scott ,

 

Dunno wether to claim or not , if hes out of the trust deed then surely they have nothing more to do with his finances

 

Just surprised they never issued a claim on his behalf during the life of the trust deed , as suggested this has been known to be done .

 

I`ll hang off for the moment to see if any fellow caggers can advise further .

 

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Hi

 

If the trustee has not already claimed the ppi, then your brother is free to do so.

 

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Thanks for getting back to me Bluedogx

 

Based on this document.....http://s876.photobucket.com/albums/a...scan0001-3.jpg

 

On what basis could he claim back his PPI , hes not self -employed and i havent came across such a document .

 

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You need to check the policy document itself for terms, exclusions etc.

 

Also - did he request the insurance when he took out the loan?

 

Was he told he could get insurance elsewhere, possibly cheaper?

 

Did he take the insurance because he was given the impression he would not get the loan without it?

 

Any or all of these would mean the ppi was mis sold and can definitely be reclaimed

 

Looking at the document, were all the statements against the tick boxes explained to your brother? It looks like a standard 'disclaimer' type document the bank would keep to 'show' that all was well with the ppi sale :)

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can we claim back ppi if we had cleared our Trust Deed since June 11

 

Shouldnt be a problem ....my brother got all his back ....sorry i should have finished this thread off by letting you all know of the end result .

 

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I've made claims on some debts I had which were paid off via a Trust deed discharged in 2005. RBS have agreed to refund PPI but have retained the £1100 as payment towards the debt. The financial ombudsmen is now involved and whilst RBS have asked for confirmation the Trust deed is discharged, and I have sent this to them, they replied they now wish to wait for the FOS to tell them what to do.Ironically another debt in conjunction with the same Trust Deed is a Halifax loan, and they have already issued a cheque for £2,820.So there appears to be no seet approach across the banks.

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I've made claims on some debts I had which were paid off via a Trust deed discharged in 2005. RBS have agreed to refund PPI but have retained the £1100 as payment towards the debt. The financial ombudsmen is now involved and whilst RBS have asked for confirmation the Trust deed is discharged, and I have sent this to them, they replied they now wish to wait for the FOS to tell them what to do.Ironically another debt in conjunction with the same Trust Deed is a Halifax loan, and they have already issued a cheque for £2,820.So there appears to be no seet approach across the banks.

 

Well done Paul , i would expect the fos to ask RBS to cough up in the near future ......RBS digging the heels in whilst HBOS pay up

 

regards

 

rs

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