Banks
What have we reclaimed from YOUR bank?
Gladstone Brookes were instructed by 61,668 clients in 2012. We regularly claim back Payment Protection Insurance on behalf of our clients. With a 87% success rate we believe we have the skill, experience and expertise to handle your claim in the best possible manner.
The banks below are not the only banks we deal with.
Click on a Bank below to find out more information:
Abbey National
In 2011 Abbey National's parent company, Santander, set aside £548m for PPI refunds for its UK customers.
Alliance & Leicester
Fined £7 million in October '08 for serious failings in its PPI telephone sales between 2005 and 2007.
American Express
The American giants were known to sell PPI policies to their UK customers. Find out more and see if you are eligible for a claim.
Bank of Scotland
In 2009 Bank of Scotland became part of the Lloyds Banking Group which set aside £3.2bn for PPI claims.
Black Horse
Black Horse's parent company, Lloyds Banking Group, set aside £3.2bn in PPI refunds for their customers.
Bradford & Bingley
In 2011 Bradford & Bingley's parent company, Santander, set aside £548m exclusively for PPI claim refunds.
Egg
Egg were one of the first companies to be punished for mis-selling PPI and were fined £721,000 in December 2008.
First Direct
As part of HSBC Holdings Plc, the telephone and internet-based bank's parent company set aside £810m for mis-sold PPI claims.
Lloyds TSB
Lloyds TSB, now part of the wider Lloyds Banking Group, set aside £3.2bn in 2011 to cover the costs of PPI compensation.
Nationwide
Nationwide provisioned £25m towards PPI refunds which was much smaller than some of the main High Street banks.
NatWest
NatWest are part of the RBS Banking Group which has set aside £850 million to compensate for mis-sold PPI.
Royal Bank of Scotland
In 2011 Royal Bank of Scotland provisioned an staggering £850 million towards PPI refunds for their clients.
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