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23/08/2015 8:51 pm
I have been discharged from my Scottish Trust Deed for 3years now. I am looking to claim some ppi from the Halifax. The Halifax was one of my creditors but the loan I had at the time never had ppi. I am wondering if I can claim ppi on the loans I had before my trust deed which were paid off.
If so how to go about it?
Thanks
23/08/2015 10:05 pm
Hello K7ERG1979 and welcome.
If your trustee has also been discharged, and these accounts were not claimed on previously, you could give this a go.
Some of the consumer websites like MoneySavingExpert and Which? have good guides to doing this yourself.
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Topic starter
24/08/2015 7:37 am
Thanks for the info.
24/08/2015 10:08 am
I would warn against using a claims firm however, K7ERG1979. There is a potential risk that any PPI funds recovered could be claimed by your former trustee. If this happens then you might find you have a fee to pay to a claims firm but no funds to pay it with so are actually worse off!
Definitely worth a go doing it yourself though.
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