Have you been Mis-sold a packaged bank account? Millions of people are entitled to compensation! Around £1000 - £2000 per account!!! What is a Packaged Bank Account (PBA)? Packaged Bank Accounts (also known as Added Value Accounts or Premium Accounts) are current accounts that have a set monthly charge for additional benefits such as mobile phone insurance, car breakdown cover, gadget insurance and extended warranties. The account fees vary in price from around £6 to £35. How do I know if I have a PBA? In most instances, people who have a PBA will have been sold the account either over the phone, on the internet or in their high-street branch. However, on some occasions, bank accounts have been upgraded to a PBA without them knowing. To find out if you have a PBA, look for a set amount leaving your account monthly on your statement. How are PBAs mis-sold? Whilst there are some PBA’s that have been correctly sold, there are many reasons why one may have been mis-sold. For example: •You weren’t eligible for the products being offered e.g. there were age or medical restrictions for some of the insurance policies that were not explained at the time of purchase. •You already had cover elsewhere e.g. you may be covered under a work policy or a personal policy purchased before the PBA. •You were told that you needed to upgrade your account in order to qualify for a loan or overdraft application. •You may not have been made aware that a free current account alternative was available Drop us a line today and we’’ check your claim for you, no win no fee. Visit you-tility.co.uk for more info or to apply today. Simple :)
Posted on: Tue, 02 Sep 2014 12:19:32 +0000
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