Your Guide to Avoiding Misleading Financial Practices



In the world of money matters, some bad practices have hurt many people, leaving them struggling to get back what they lost. One example is the PPI scandal, where people were tricked into buying unnecessary insurance sold as ‘payment protection insurance.’ We all know it’s essential to be careful with money and avoid scams, but sometimes it’s all too easy to get caught out with misleading information. At “Your Claim Matters,” we are committed to helping you protect yourself from such tricks as we learn from past mistakes that have

What Is A Plevin PPI Claim? Find Out If You’re Owed Up To £40,000** For Plevin PPI For Free!*

Your lender may have incorrectly taken money from you – time to get it back! It’s being called a ‘Plevin PPI claim’, and it means anyone who ever had a policy – even if they already claimed – could be owed a considerable refund from their lender. You could still be owed up to £40,000 if:



You’ve already claimed for a PPI policy – you could now be owed even more!***

You ever had a PPI policy, even if you didn’t feel it was ‘mis-sold’.

You don’t remember if you had a PPI policy – a lot o

Your Claim Matters is a well-established professional claims management company with many years of experience in helping customers to re-claim any money that is rightfully owed to them. Banks and other financial institutions have in the past, routinely mis-sold products such as payment protection insurance (PPI) to people that were either not fully explained to them, or they were simply unaware that these products were automatically added to their loans, mortgages, credit cards and store cards.



In August 2019, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) imposed a deadline for people to claim

Your Claim Matters is a well-established professional claims management company with many years of experience in helping customers to re-claim any money that is rightfully owed to them. Banks and other financial institutions have in the past, routinely mis-sold products such as payment protection insurance (PPI) to people that were either not fully explained to them, or they were simply unaware that these products were automatically added to their loans, mortgages, credit cards and store cards.

Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) was a financial product commonly sold alongside loans, credit cards, and other financial arrangements. Its purpose was to provide repayment coverage in case borrowers encountered difficulties such as illness, job loss, or financial constraints. However, numerous individuals found themselves victims of mis-sold PPI, unaware of its existence or the unfavourable terms associated with it. Fortunately, even though the deadline for general PPI claims has passed, the introduction of the Plevin ruling offers an opportunity for those affected to seek compensation. In