Natwest PPI claims

Natwest is part of the RBS Banking Group

The Natwest is part of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group which is one of Britain’s major banking groups.

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) was hit extremely hard in the banking crisis of 2008 with the government having to pump in £45 billion of taxpayers’ money to keep the bank afloat.

The RBS Banking Group offered payment protection insurance (PPI) which is meant to offer cover for mortgage, personal loans and credit cards repayments if the customer should become unable to work due to accident, sickness or unemployment (ASU). Whilst Payment Protection Insurance if marketed correctly can be a valuable product, widespread mis-selling practices were prominent throughout the UK's banking industry.

Contact us now to reclaim Natwest PPI if you you were mis-sold yours. Complete our contact form and a specialist advisor will call you back, or you can call 0845 009 6899 to speak to one direct.

Another member of the RBS group is Direct Line who have also mis-sold PPI policies.

Have you been mis-sold a Natwest PPI policy?

If you've ever had a Natwest motgage, personal loan or credit card, it may have had PPI included.  You should look at how the policy was sold to you, or if you even knew that you bought the policy, because there is a possibility that you were mis-sold it by the banks financial advisors or telesales staff.

How can we help?

If you would like us to carry out a Natwest PPI claim for compensation on your behalf, or a PPI claim against any other bank, building society or financial institution, then complete our contact form and one of our specialist advisors will call you back to discuss your case, or alternatively by calling 0845 009 6899 Monday to Friday between 8:45am and 5:30pm to speak to one of our advisors about your case.

We offer a no win no fee service, meaning that if we take on your case and don't win, it won't cost you a penny.  Don't forget we can reclaim PPI premiums - with interest!

Please be aware that we are unable to deal with claims relating to the mis-selling of PPI which took place before 2001.

This is due to the lack of regulations in the PPI sales market prior to this date, making it easier for lenders to reject claims. Sales prior to 2001 are also not within the jurisdiction of the Financial Ombudsman Service, meaning that we cannot refer any rejected complaints to the Ombudsman.

Please be aware:  Winston Solicitors LLP "no win no fee" PPI refund service is subject to a charge equal to 25% plus vat of the total amount of any sum that is repaid by a lender. This charge applies only if the complaint is upheld. There is no charge in the event of an unsuccessful complaint. Example: A refund of £2000 would result in a fee being charged of £600 inclusive of VAT leaving £1400 net being payable to the client.