Were You Mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance (PPI)?

Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) is an insurance policy which is designed to cover your monthly payments, or a percentage of them, if you are unable to meet the payments due to being unable to work, either because of illness, redundancy or an injury caused by an accident.

If you have taken out any form of credit agreement, such as, a loan, credit card, store card or hire purchase, Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) may have been added as part of the arrangement.

In the case of a loan agreement, the policy may have been added to the loan as a single-premium policy and will be shown as a lump sum added to your loan, thus accruing interest.

If you did not ask for PPI, were told the policy was compulsory or you were not aware PPI was an optional policy and could be purchased cheaper elsewhere, you may be eligible for PPI compensation. To start your claim, simply complete your details and one of our expert claim advisors will contact you to offer free, confidential advice.