Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2012 6:54 am
Hi all,
Just a quick question about IVA's and PPI claims. I have an IVA with Payplan and made my final payment to them on 01/02/12 - I am now awaiting my completion certificate. I began to fill out forms for PPI claims after I had made my final payment (NOT using money grabbing Equity in Finance!). I have received a letter from Lloyd's offering just over £1000 in compensation. Their letter states that their records show I have an IP so they will contact them to see how they want the money distributed. I emailed my case officer to ask her what would happen and she said that reclaiming PPI was my own prerogative and I am under no obligation to do so, and that as I am only awaiting my completion certificate ho money would be due to be paid to my IVA. This was around 2 weeks ago and I have heard nothing since from either. Does this sound normal? Every other post I have read suggests that any money will go to my creditors. It almost sounds too good to be true!, any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Just a quick question about IVA's and PPI claims. I have an IVA with Payplan and made my final payment to them on 01/02/12 - I am now awaiting my completion certificate. I began to fill out forms for PPI claims after I had made my final payment (NOT using money grabbing Equity in Finance!). I have received a letter from Lloyd's offering just over £1000 in compensation. Their letter states that their records show I have an IP so they will contact them to see how they want the money distributed. I emailed my case officer to ask her what would happen and she said that reclaiming PPI was my own prerogative and I am under no obligation to do so, and that as I am only awaiting my completion certificate ho money would be due to be paid to my IVA. This was around 2 weeks ago and I have heard nothing since from either. Does this sound normal? Every other post I have read suggests that any money will go to my creditors. It almost sounds too good to be true!, any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.