my trust deed have applyed for ppi on my account.i finished my payments on july 2010 but still not been discharged they said i cant be discharged until two remaining ppi claims are resolved.i have received a check today for ppi payment on a loan i had with bank. this loan was not on my trust deed account,it was a loan i payed in full and was finished years before i went into the trust deed, yet it appears the trust deed have applied for this, can they apply for ppi on loans that were payed in full,before i went into trust deed.and what do i do with this check please anyone got advice!!
Yes they can,I suggest contacting your trustee to get advice on what to do with the cheque.
Paul
Trust deed completed Jan 2012,Trustee discharge Nov 2012.
A new dawn.
Almost two years after final payment and still no discharge.. Someone please explain this one to me..
I assume the delay is because of ppi issues?
Paul
Trust deed completed Jan 2012,Trustee discharge Nov 2012.
A new dawn.
yes they said they are waiting on replies from 2 of my creditors about ppi claims, and cant finalise discharge until they here from them. i would have thought there would have been a timescale on how long they wait for a reply.a year and half is a very long time i feel, i would like to open a bank account but bank wont do this without discharge letter,
Hi lulibet1.
It seems very unfair that your discharge has been held up for so long.
In terms of a bank account, there are banks who will give you an account even if you have not been discharged.
Have you got an account now?
yes but it charges monthly fee really would like an account without this'but need discharge,also what do i do with this cheque ive been sent
ok will call trustee monday thankyou
I can recommend the co op cashminder account. I like mine as it does what my old tsb account does without costing me ยฃ7 a month!!
Paul
Trust deed completed Jan 2012,Trustee discharge Nov 2012.
A new dawn.
Hi
You should still be ableto get an account. As suggested, try Barclays or Co-operative. i think you should contact your Trustee, but as it has been received before your discharge, i think it will be classed as an asset, and therefore go to your Trustee. I am surprised that it didn't go to the Trustee since it was the Trustee who applied for it??
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