Lenders Contact Information

Banks Contact Numbers

Below is a list of banks and their contact numbers.

Bank/Lender	Contact Number
AA Personal Finance	08705 444 444
Aqua	0845 601 0436
Bank of Ireland	0845 736 5555
Bank of Scotland	0845 744 4455
Beneficial/HFC/Household Bank	0845 602 3793
Birmingham Midshires	0845 300 2627
Blemain Finance	0844 499 0761
Cahoot	0844 900 0900
Capital One	08444 812 812
Central Trust	0800 980 6274
Chelsea Building Society	0845 744 6622
Cheltenham & Gloucester	0845 603 1637
Citi Financial	0870 909 4437
Clydesdale Bank	08447 326 616
Co-operative Bank	08457 212 212
Coventry Building Society	0845 766 5522
Direct Line	0845 246 8706
Egg	0845 123 3233
Everyday Loans	0800 288 9001
First Direct	0845 610 0100
First Plus	0845 650 6600
First Trust	0845 600 5925
Halifax Loans	0845 744 4455
Halifax Mortgage	0845 450 3705
HSBC	0845 740 4404
Intelligent Finance	0845 850 3705
Liverpool Victoria	01202 292 333
Lloyds TSB	0845 300 0000
Lombard Direct	0800 215 000
Marbles	0845 602 7795
Marks & Spencer Money	0845 900 0900
MBNA	0800 062 062
Mint	0870 410 0870
Nationwide	0845 930 2012
NatWest	0800 200 400
Northern Bank	02890 045 000
Royal Bank of Scotland Loans	0800 121 121
Sainsburys	0800 096 0543
Tesco	0845 710 4010
Ulster Bank	0800 857 837
Virgin Credit Cards	0800 096 9939
Yorkshire Bank	0845 602 5410

IMPORTANT NOTICE!

WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING NEW PPI CLAIMS!

The PPI deadline has now passed and we are no longer accepting any new PPI claims.

Please be assured, if you have already enquired about a PPI Claim with Money Management Team Limited we are processing your enquiry and will update you as your claim progresses. If you need an update in the meantime, please contact us.

You can pursue your own claim direct to the firm to obtain a refund. You can do this for yourself at no cost and then use the Financial Ombudsman Service or Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) which are both FREE.

£Millions Remain Unclaimed!

Please Note: Your PPI Claim starts with a Free PPI Check service. Our PPI Claim fee of 20% + VAT (so 24% of the total redress offered by your lender) is payable if your claim is successful. That means if we don’t recover you anything, you don’t pay us a penny.

You can submit a claim directly to the lender yourself for no charge. You can also approach the Financial Ombudsman Service and Financial Services Compensation Scheme for free to review your case, providing it falls within their remit and you have approached your lender first.

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.

The PPI deadline (29th August 2019) set by the FCA has now passed and we are no longer accepting any new PPI claims.

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.

As the PPI deadline (29th August 2019) set by the FCA has now passed and we are no longer accepting any new PPI claims.

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.

As the PPI deadline (29th August 2019) set by the FCA has now passed and we are no longer accepting any new PPI claims.

Public Sector PPI

For many public sector workers, the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) they were sold was useless. However, for some of these workers it would not have been useless, depending on the policy type and cover it provided them with.

If you had PPI and it provided you with extra cover that hadn’t been included in your employment contract, then it may have been useful for you.

The PPI deadline (29th August 2019) set by the FCA has now passed and we are no longer accepting any new PPI claims.

Business PPI Claims - Mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance

Business PPI - Like most consumer PPI policies, business PPI also know as commercial PPI was sold alongside secured and unsecured loans, overdrafts, credit cards and mortgages. Business Loan Repayment Insurance is a type of insurance policy sold alongside commercial loans, including Fixed Rate Loans, Variable Rate Loans and Treasury Loans. If you had a commercial or business loan between 1988 and 2014 you may be eligible for a PPI refund.

The PPI deadline (29th August 2019) set by the FCA has now passed and we are no longer accepting any new PPI claims.

© 2020. PPIClaims.com is a trading style of Money Management Team which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in respect of regulated claims management activity FRN: 836618. The registered address is Railex Business Centre, Crossens Way, Marine Drive, Southport, Merseyside, PR9 9LY. Registered as a company in England and Wales (company number 08290403) Vat Number: 180 9825 79 | Tel: 0800 103 2631 ICO number: ZA029120. **Free Check with our Claims Service. Outcome is lender specific and may result in a complaint being investigated. If you agree to the claim service, the fees are 20% + VAT = 24% for any successful claim. Our fees are subject to Regulatory Change and will be charged at the prevailing maximum rate; however, we will never charge you in excess of 20% + VAT where your contract has been entered into after 10th July 2018. Contracts entered into on, or prior to, 10th July 2018 are chargeable at the rate outlined in such contracts.
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