Were You Sold PPI When You Were Unemployed, Retired Or Self Employed?

Were You Sold PPI When You Were Unemployed, Retired Or Self Employed?

Banks sold PPI policies to many people who could not afford them. The laws in Great Britain regarding PPI plans are changing the banks now face stricter regulation on these policies than they did in the past.

The United States government may soon crack down on similar policies, but the laws in Great Britain are currently ahead of the laws of their American…

If you were sold a PPI by a bank when you were retired self-employed or unemployed you may be able to get the money you paid for this protection back.

If you have not kept up on the recent court claims, the banks are supposed to contact people who they may have sold these policies t in error, but they are not yet doing so. Right now a person who wants to recover his money needs to go to the bank and make a claim that they were mis-sold Payment protection insurance. If they were sold such plans while retired, self-employed or unemployed, the banks must give them the money they spent on these plans back. A customer can still get a PPI policy but the rates are more reasonable and the laws governing them more restrictive.

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