Posted by Lennie Hancock on Thursday, June 14, 2012,
PPI is an insurance often sold with a bank loan or credit card. It is
purchased to protect your repayments should you find yourself unable to
work for any reason, the general assumption being that your PPI will
cover the repayments of your loan if you ever find yourself in this
position. So it must be a good thing, yes? Well, actually it’s been
discovered that a high percentage of PPI policies were in fact
worthless, and would have been of little benefit to a person making a
claim. I...
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Mapping the underground with utility detection
Posted by Lennie Hancock on Monday, June 4, 2012,
Before embarking upon any construction project, you need to know the
lay of the land. That is, every important feature in the area you plan
to work on should be accurately mapped.
Utility detection plays a
vital role in this pre-construction procedure. Its essential to factor
in important topographic elements when conducting a feasibility study.
After
all, no-one is going to be impressed if you inadvertently damage a gas
main or knock over telegraph poles. These might sound like mistakes ...
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Can you make a claim for mis-sold payment protection insurance?
Posted by Lennie Hancock on Friday, May 25, 2012,
Have you been mis-sold a payment protection claim? Now there is an easy way to start claiming compensation for them; Click here to find more information on how to go about it.
PPI,
which stands for ‘Payment Protection Insurance’, is basically designed
to cover your loan, hire purchase agreement or credit card repayments
for a year in case you are unable to repay your loans on time because of
accident, sickness or unemployment. But consumers have often complained
that they have been fo...
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Making a successful payment protection insurance claim
Posted by Lennie Hancock on Thursday, April 26, 2012,
The average mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI) claim is in
the thousands of pounds, and some receive as much as tens of thousands.
If you took out a credit card, loan, overdraft, mortgage or other
lending product before 20th April 2011, you are very likely to have been
mis-sold payment protection insurance. The rules around PPI are
complex, but generally you may have been mis-sold PPI if you were sold
it without your knowledge, with the impression that it was not optional,
wit...
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Why make a payment protection insurance claim?
Posted by Lennie Hancock on Monday, April 2, 2012,
Up until 2011, many lenders, including high street banks and credit
companies, mis-sold a staggering £5 billion a year worth of payment
protection insurance. The insurance, intended to protect payments in the
event of accident or unemployment, was mis-sold when borrowers didnt
want or need it, or when they were given the impression that it was not
compulsory. When the mis-selling of PPI was eventually ruled as illegal,
lenders were told to repay those who had taken out the policies.
Fin...
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How to claim back PPI
Posted by Lennie Hancock on Tuesday, March 27, 2012,
So you are beginning to understand the concept of PPI and feel you
may be entitled to make a mis-sold PPI claim. But how do you go about
this? It is daunting for an individual to contact high street lenders,
particularly if you do not have a complex understanding of the
conditions of PPI.
Making a PPI refund
Speak to a
professional claims management company to find out how you can receive a
Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) refund. They will assess whether or
not you are entitled to a P...
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Get back what youre rightly owed with a payment protection claim
Posted by Lennie Hancock on Thursday, March 8, 2012,
Payment protection insurance also known as PPI, was designed to cover
your loan or credit card repayments if you became unemployed, had a
long-term illness or were involved in an accident. PPI can provide
valuable protection for people who have lost their jobs. However, over
the past few years insurance policies have been widely mis sold, as they
provided huge profits for banks and lenders.
Advisors would mis
sell their policies by not fully explaining what the insurance covered
and tel...
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