Experts Have Announced Signs To Identify Mis Sold PPI On Sickness Clauses

There are several backgrounds on which you can declare a PPI as mis sold. At present time, there are several persons who are in process to receive compensation for mis sold PPI.

London, United Kingdom (prHWY.com) June 6, 2012 - There are several backgrounds on which you can declare a PPI as mis sold. At present time, there are several persons who are in process to receive compensation for mis sold PPI. Before sending PPI claim application to the banks or insurance providers, it is very important to identify that whether purchased PPI is mis sold or not. In general situations, if you are not in a situation to use benefits of PPI cover then it is mis sold. There are several backgrounds on which you can determine that you cannot use the coverage available with PPI claims.

Sickness clauses are also one important criterion in this context. Experts have announced some important factors related to sickness clauses. These are mentioned here under below headings.

* If you were not asked about cheaper PPI plans such as unemployment; instead you were told to buy a sickness PPI claim
* If you were employed in government or PSU where you are getting full sickness coverage in form of payments; still you were offered a PPI plan based on sickness
* You have sufficient income source to make repayment installments even during illness period and still you were offered PPI cover with mortgage or insurance
* Make sure that you were asked about pre medical condition or not. Several plans exclude pre existing conditions while providing PPI cover


If above conditions are true in your situations then surely you have a mis sold PPI. You should make PPI claims for such PPI cover as you are not using its service. If your banks are not taking any responses on PPI claim letters then contact FOS for further process.

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