MBNA PPI Claims
MBNA was established in 1993 and provides a range of credit card products to customers across the UK.
These include:
- Balance transfer credit cards
- Transfer and purchase credit cards
- Purchase credit cards
- Money transfer credit cards
- Low interest credit cards
If you have taken out a credit card with MBNA from 1993 onwards you probably had PPI included and you might be eligible for additional PPI+ compensation because your broker paid an unfair level of commission to MBNA without them disclosing it to you.
You can seek compensation for this even if you’ve already made a PPI claim against MBNA.
Plevin vs Paragon
For years we have been hearing about the mis-selling of PPI on loans, credit cards and mortgages, and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) recently launched a deadline of 29th August 2019 for PPI mis-selling claims to be made.
In 2014 a new type of PPI mis-selling emerged: Unfair Contractual Relationships, also known as Plevin.
What is a Plevin case?
Susan Plevin is a retired college lecturer who took legal action against Paragon Personal Finance after she had PPI added to a loan.
During her claim for mis-sold PPI, she also discovered that 71.8 percent of her PPI premium was taken as commission by the PPI provider, Paragon’s credit broker and Paragon itself. Susan Plevin argued that Paragon’s failure to disclose this commission amounted to an unfair contractual relationship and therefore she should be eligible for significant levels of compensation. The Supreme Court ruled in Plevin’s favour.
The FCA subsequently published guidance that if a lender or broker paid commission that amounted to over 50 percent of a PPI premium, this would constitute an unfair contractual relationship.
