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Getting a Refund on Your Overpayments

Once people start getting into payment protection insurance claims then they sometimes find out that they are not even able to claim benefits. This is when the red flags are raised and people become aware that there has been an issue with overpaid payment protection. Luckily there is a way to get payment protection refunds. It may take a little while and you may have to put up a bit of a fight but in the long run if you have overpaid payment protection then it is only right that you are able to get that money back. If you requested the payment protection plan then it may be a little more difficult for you to get a refund, especially if you are eligible for coverage However, if you were sold a policy under false pretences then you definitely overpaid payment protection and should try your hardest to see that a refund is issued to you.

If you would like assistance claiming your payment protection refunds we could help.  We work on a no win no fee* basis and could help you recover you overpaid payment protection in just eight weeks.


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