Payment Protection Insurance is still right under the nose of the consumer. People everywhere are losing out on thousands in payment protection insurance claims. It’s highly advised that you start your claim today, before you miss the opportunity to get your premiums back!
The two taxpayer-backed banks ‘Bank of Scotland’ and ‘Lloyds TSB’ have decided they would prefer to drag Payment Protection Insurance claims out for as long as they can. They seem to be deliberately delaying the process for unknown reasons. A spokesperson for Lloyds banking group believes that around 20% of PPI claims will be rejected very quickly due to having ‘no PPI’ and that they would be handling each case individually based on their merits. Barclays Bank on the other hand have admitted liability for the mis-selling of PPI and have come to the conclusion that it would be in the best interests of themselves and the consumers to get this whole Payment Protection mess out of the way and return to normal business.
Not like Barclays, the taxpayer supported banks Lloyds TSB and Bank of Scotland stated, they would not be mimicking Barclays in providing hassle-free Payment Protection Insurance refunds. Someone from Lloyds TSB made the public statement that Lloyds would be judging each individual case based on its merits and that they would handle all payment protection insurance claims regardless of when they were made. He also stated that about 20% of all the PPI claims placed would be automatically rejected due to them not having Payment Protection Insurance. This includes the Bank of Scotland, Halifax and Lloyds TSB brands. To shed light on a dark situation, he did state he believed most people who put in a PPI claim would receive a refund. But why on earth would they choose to make claiming more difficult than a major competitor? Surely this is likely to make people switch their bank? They could be providing refunds much quicker and this would increase customer satisfaction, where currently they are lacking a lot of.
It’s obvious that the move the banks make will be the base and support of their reputation for the next few years. Barclays have clearly made the best customer based decision in deciding to make payment protection insurance claims a lot less hassle. Lloyds banking group seems to have difficulty understanding that delaying the process and making it more difficult to claim PPI is likely to deter any future custom they are hoping to obtain.
It’s highly advised that you initiate your Payment Protection Insurance claims before time runs out. You only have a 6 year window from the date you took out your loan/cc/finance before the bank destroys any documentation on that lend and you lose your chance to claim back thousands.
With the recent Judicial Review between the banks and the Financial Services Authority, plus the attention the media have placed on Payment Protection Insurance Claims thing’s can seem confusing! Make sure you’re up to date with all of the latest news!