PPI mis-sold to the self-employed

PPI potentially mis-sold to those who are self employed

If you were self-employed when you took out PPI, you may not be covered if your policy includes unemployment. It is essential that you check the fine print of the policy document to see whether you would be covered in the event of your company going bust. Payment protection policies often contain exclusion clauses and this can often be to the detriment of those who are self employed, as they are only covered in limited circumstances.

Similarly, if you were unemployed, retired or a student, and your policy includes unemployment cover, chances are you have been wasting money on such a policy as most policies only provide unemployment to those who are in a full time, permanent contract.

If these exclusion clauses were not pointed out to you when you took out the policy, you may be able to claim compensation. This will effectively return all the premiums you have paid to date and interest will be added on top of this.

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Contact us by completing our claim form and we will be in touch if we feel you have a valid claim.

We manage the entire complaints process from start to finish, dealing with the financial institutions on your behalf and, if necessary, pursuing your case further.

In the event of a successful claim, your policy will normally be cancelled, as it will have been deemed to be unsuitable for your needs.

Our fee is 25% plus VAT of the total compensation amount we obtain on your behalf. This applies only to successful claims. We do not charge any upfront fees for our service.

We will deal with your claim professionally and efficiently. We are registered data controllers and will not share your information with third parties without your consent.