A Quick Guide On Where To Go For Payment Protection Insurance
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A Quick Guide to Payment Protection Insurance
Overview
Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) is widely available through major high street banks and lenders. Initially, its profitability stemmed from low claim rates, often due to misleading sales practices exposed since 2005. Investigations by the Financial Services Authority and other regulatory bodies aimed to create a fairer system for consumers.
Expanding Options
With increased scrutiny, more independent providers have emerged, and insurance companies have broadened their offerings to include PPI. This type of insurance is valuable, shielding consumers from financial strain in cases of illness, injury, or unemployment that affect income.
Choosing the Right Provider
Today, consumers have a wealth of options. Despite past controversies, over 14 million PPI policies are active, mainly tied to loans or credit cards through major banks. However, standalone providers offer coverage across multiple debts, providing flexibility for diverse financial situations.
Considerations
Though high street banks faced criticism during the PPI scandal, standalone providers remain a viable option. While they might not be the perfect fit for everyone, exploring these providers increases your chances of finding the right policy. The more options you consider, the better your chances of securing a product tailored to your needs.
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