What is a Plevin PPI Claim?
The difference between a PPI claim and a Plevin claim is that a Plevin claim is not addressing whether an insurance policy was mis-sold, but instead considers if a secret commission was paid to the lender, i.e., a commission NOT disclosed to you.
So, what does this mean?
If you had (or have) any type of Payment Protection Insurance policy (PPI), it is possible the lender received a secret commission based on this policy, which should be paid back to you, including any interest on this money.
Can you still make a Plevin PPI Claim?
Mis-sold PPI claims had a deadline of 29th August 2019 to be made. However, a Plevin claim is not subject to this deadline and as such a claim can still be made if you had PPI and did not make a claim or your PPI claim was rejected.
In some cases, if you have made a successful PPI claim but only received a partial refund, you could be entitled to the balance of your full claim.
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