Thursday 20 June 2013

Calculating Your Total PPI Claim Compensation


A very heavy concern for most customers prospecting to make a PPI claim is if it’s worth the effort to reclaim £3000 from a successful PPI claim. In all honesty, £3000 is a very high sum and is something you could use as downpayment for repairs in your home or buying a new car. In addition, some PPI claims can reach amounts higher because of certain complexities. Read on to know how to calculate them.


PPI is an insurance policy that you didn’t ask to buy because you know you didn’t need it, but if you were forced and you gave in, you’ve earned your refunds today. If the insurance policy causes any additional problems, you get compensated for those as well. Insurance damages only count as financial hassles; for example, if your loan interest fees increased because of the insurance, you get the added interest fees you paid for in the last few months or years even.

A PPI claims expert could only resolve some complex cases, according to PPIClaimsCo but it does not mean that customers couldn’t resolve such cases. These complex cases include intertwined insurance policies, your PPI being an add-on to an existing mortgage payment or car liability insurance. It would be difficult to untangle these alone, but they merit higher refunds for customers.

Most claims management companies have claims calculators that helps you determine the total amount of compensation you could get from a successful PPI claim. The PPIClaimsCo website actually offers an avenue for claims calculation.