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What is PPI?




You may be spending money on expensive insurance you’ll never be able to claim
If you've ever taken out a loan, mortgage, credit card or store card, or bought something on credit, then the chances are someone tried to sell you payment protection insurance (PPI) at the same time.

The idea is that PPI covers your debt repayments if you can't work – for example, if you become ill, have an accident or if you are made redundant.
But many PPI policies have been mis-sold which means you might spend a lot of money on expensive insurance you'll never be able to claim on.

The Alchemy Organisation has been making claims for mis-sold PPI for many years. Other organisations – such as the Competition Commission, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) and the Financial Services Authority (FSA) - have also expressed concerns and have taken action to try and address the problems.

Not sure if you have PPI?
If you're not sure whether you have PPI or not, look at the paperwork sent to you at the time you took out your loan, credit card, mortgage or finance agreement. If you're still not sure, contact your lender or finance provider and ask whether you have PPI.

The Alchemy Organisation is here to help you complain about your PPI policy if you feel you were mis-sold.


IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO START YOUR CLAIM TODAY CLICK HERE