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Yorkshire and Clydesdale set aside £51 million for PPI claims

Yorkshire and Clydesdale Banks have set aside a further £51 million to pay customers who have been mis-sold PPI – almost as much as the amount they declared in pre-tax profit for the six months ending March 31st 2013. The joint banks had already earmarked £100 million for PPI compensation in June 2011 and chief [...]


Latest HSBC PPI payout takes their bill to over £787 million

HSBC, the last of the high street banks to publish their quarterly figures, paid £72.7 million in redress for mis-sold PPI in the first three months of the year, taking their total bill to over £787 million. But it remains a fraction of the amounts paid out by the Lloyds Banking Group and Barclays who [...]


Millions not claiming back PPI because they’re not sure how or don’t have time

A YouGov poll has revealed that millions of UK consumers who suspect they may have been mis-sold PPI have not made a claim because they either feel they don’t have enough knowledge to make a claim themselves or simply don’t have the time. The same poll reveals that a third of bank customers no longer [...]


Make your claim before the money runs out

Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) have announced a big jump in pre-tax profits for the first three months of this year, but made no additional provision for  compensation payments to people who have been mis-sold PPI. The group – 39% owned by the taxpayer – says pre-tax profits are up to £2.04 billion as compared to [...]


Success story: £4,025? That will come in handy!

When Karen Cowan took out her two loans with Black Horse she was unemployed and told them so – but they still added PPI policies on both loans without telling her, knowing that she would never be able to claim on them. Says Karen: “Actually, PPI was never mentioned when I took out the loans [...]


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