hi there i finished paying my trusteed nearly 2 years ago . i then applied for ppi that i had about 8/10 years ago .does that affect the trusteed that i paid ? can anyone help please .
Welcome to Trust-Deed.co.uk charlene68.
This article might help you:
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Have a read and then let us know if you have any questions in respect of it. We do have members that have claimed PPI after trust deeds have been completed.
hi no i wasnt asked when i was doing the trusteed about any ppi .i finished paying my trusteed a year ago in january after paying it for 3 years i was never asked about ppi and to be honest never even thought about ppi until everyone else started talking about it. thank you for getting back too me .
Hi charlene68
If both you and the trustee are discharged, then the trustee can have no issue or interest with PPI.
Mark
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i assumed after a year it would be discharged i think i received a letter from them telling me that a few months after my last payment in january . thank you for repling to me.
You need to check you're discharged. I made my last payment in January of this year, I was discharged in February but my trustee is still in office at the moment. Even after I was discharged, I kept getting letters about PPI. Even though I told them there was none to claim, they went ahead - remember they have all your agreement and account numbers. After my trustee being 2 weeks away from discharging himself in July, here we still are in November and no further forward. You should have received a form 5 about your discharge but you should also phone your trustee to check the status.
Nothing left to discharge - everything's done and dusted!
ty gillian , i know you think your doin the right thing by paying it back its been nothing but trouble , i would have been better going bankrupt.i have wrote to the bank and there dealing with ppi now so if theres any probs they will prob get in touch there no doubt about that . ty for replying.