To Start Your FREE PPI Check Today!

We are NO Longer Taking on PPI Claims. If you are interested in Flight Delay Claims, please use our Form Provided

List of Lenders who Sold PPI

  • Barclays Bank
  • Barclaycard
  • NatWest Bank
  • Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)
  • Lloyds Bank
  • Lloyds TSB
  • Halifax
  • Bank of Scotland
  • HSBC Bank
  • Capital One
  • MBNA
  • EGG
  • Mint
  • Clydesdale Bank
  • Yorkshire Bank
  • M&S Bank
  • Santander Bank
  • Alliance & Leicester
  • Abbey National
  • Black Horse
  • Northern Rock
  • Co-operative Bank
  • Littlewoods
  • Very
  • Great Universal
  • Kays
  • Additions Direct
  • Abound
  • Choice
  • Isme
  • K&Co
  • Marshall Ward
  • Woolworths
  • Freemans
  • Freemans Direct
  • Bon Prix
  • Curvissa
  • Swimwear 365
  • Clearance 365
  • Montage
  • Witt Wieden
  • Grattan
  • Grattan Direct
  • Look Again
  • Look Again Direct
  • Kaleidoscope
  • New Look Again
  • Oli
  • Argos- Store Card
  • Asda- Store Card
  • B and Q- Store Card
  • Bentalls- Store Card
  • BHS- Store Card
  • Burton- Store Card
  • Comet- Store Card
  • Currys- Store Card
  • Dixons- Store Card
  • Debenhams- Store Card
  • Dorothy Perkins- Store Card
  • Edge Card- Store Card
  • Ernest Jones- Store Card
  • Etam- Store Card
  • Evans- Store Card
  • Fenwick- Store Card
  • First National Tricity Finance- Store card
  • First Personal- Store Card
  • GE Capital- Store Card
  • Halfords- Store Card
  • Harvey Nichols- Store Card
  • Homebase- Store Card
  • Ikea- Store Card
  • House of Fraser- Store Card
  • H Samuel- Store Card
  • John Lewis Partnership (JLP) – Store Card
  • Kwik Fit- Store Card
  • Laura Ashley- Store Card
  • Marks & Spencer (M&S) – Store Card
  • Miss Selfridge- Store Card
  • Monsoon- Store Card
  • Mothercare- Store Card
  • Newday ltd -Store Card
  • New Look- Store Card
  • Outfit- Store Card
  • Paypal- Store Card
  • Principles- Store Card
  • QVC- Store Card
  • River Island- Store Card
  • Russell and Bromley- Store Card
  • Topshop- Store Card
  • Topman- Store Card
  • Toys R Us- Store Card
  • USC- store card
  • Wallis- Store Card
  • Warehouse- Store Card
  • Wellbeck- Store Card
  • Aviva
  • Axa
  • Financial Insurance Company Limited
  • Financial Assurance Company Limited
  • Genworth Financial Insurance
  • Zurich Insurance Company

High Street Lenders (Prime Market):

Any loan taken out post 2000 we can find the account number for the customer but prior to this date the customer must still have access to the original paperwork.

Image hosted and courtesy of flickr

Lloyds Banking Group Consists of:

Image hosted and courtesy of flickr

Barclays Bank Group Consists of:

Image hosted and courtesy of flickr

HSBC Group Consists of:

  • HSBC Bank
  • HFC Bank
  • Marks and Spencer Financial Services
Image hosted and courtesy of flickr

RBS Group Consists of:

Image hosted and courtesy of flickr

 Santander Group Consists of:

Sub-Prime Lenders (no high street branches):

Generally applied for over the phone or Internet for people with a less than perfect credit rating. We will only take on these cases sold post 2003.

  • Welcome Finance.
  • Beneficial Finance.
  • GE Money.
  • Freedom Finance.
  • Littlewoods (Catalogue Loans). These are generally under £1,000 and low value)
  • IF-Intelligent Finance.
[gravityform id=”1″ title=”false” description=”false” ajax=”true”]

FAQs

What is PPI?

PPI stands for Payment Protection Insurance. It is an insurance product that was sold along side financial products (such as loans, credit cards and mortgages) which was intended to cover any payments in case you were not able to make them because of unforeseen circumstances. More detailed information is available on our what is PPI page.

What does PPI cover you for?

PPI is an insurance product that is designed to cover clients’ (you) repayments of an outstanding debt in the event of accident, sickness, redundancy or death. PPI is typically in the form of a loan and is usually sold by banks and other credit providers as an add-on to the loan or mortgage. With credit cards it’s a monthly amount payable dependent upon the balance outstanding.

Related Topics:

Click to Call Us