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val-south | 16:09 Sun 11th Nov 2012 | Law
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After I retired I applied for a credit card. I was told I must have PPI, even though I was retired. I have had the card about 6 years and have not used t it much or for great sums. I have applied for PPI repayment (I was retired when I took it out) and have been offered £9.99. Does this sound right?
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it depends - how much did you pay? PPI is usually a percentage of the balance isn't it, so if you never had an outstanding balance, or hardly ever used it it could be right
16:11 Sun 11th Nov 2012
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If you haven't used your card much you won't have paid much PPI.

Have you checked your statements to see how much PPI you really did pay?
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