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PPI Claims for Deceased Persons
Deceased Persons
If a PPI policyholder is deceased, any money owed to them becomes part of their estate, so whoever inherits the estate is entitled to make a PPI reclaim. This can be done by an executor or the person appointed to carry out their wishes after death. We automatically assume that reclaiming mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) for deceased parents and grandparents may not be possible due to the passage of time.
However, the truth of the matter is it is quite straight forward to make a successful claim for mis-sold PPI for someone who is deceased.
To reclaim mis-sold PPI start with a FREE PPI check** with us today.
Armed Forces Personnel & PPI
Armed Forces PPI
Armed forces personnel have cover for sickness, accident & unemployment built into their salaries. This protection means that if a member of the armed forces was unable to work due to one of these reasons, they would still be able to meet any mortgage, loan or credit card repayments they had.
So any PPI insurance policies would NOT have been appropriate.
To find out if you can reclaim for mis-sold PPI, start a FREE PPI check** with us today.
UK Expats & Non-British Nationals
Expat PPI Claim
Did you have a loan, credit card or mortgage in the UK between 1988 and 2014?
As a British Expat or Non-UK National who has lived in the UK for a long period, it is likely that finances were arranged while you were a resident in Britain. This may include loans, mortgages or credit cards and, even though you are no longer living in the country you can still claim mis-sold PPI.
You could be eligible to claim for mis-sold PPI!