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No Win No Fee - You could be moments away from getting £1000s back!

  • You could be one of the 10 million people mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) and can claim back £1000's in compensation!
  • UK Financial institutions have made £5,000,000,000 (i.e. Billions!) from fraudulently mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance (PPI). Do you want the bank to keep your money when you can claim it back? Claim your money back now!
  • Empire Claims specialise in Payment Protection Insurance Claims and offer a NO WIN- NO FEE service. If you case needs to go to court we will simply manage the process on your behalf all at our expense
  • It takes only minutes to sign up and Empire Claims will take care of all the hassle in dealing with large UK financial institutions! We have claimed back thousands for customers already! You could be moments away from getting £1000’s back!
What is PPI costing you?
Payment protection insurance can also be extremely expensive. The Citizens Advice Bureau reports PPI premiums can add between 13% and 56% to the price of a loan. Payments can also carry high interest charges when lenders add insurance charges to the loan total.

CAB table of premiums with and without PPI
Loan Type
Loan Amount
PPI Premium
Premium as % of total loan
Unsecured personal loan £8,933 £2,217 25%
Unsecured personal loan £11,000 £5,133 47%
Hire purchase for car £5,059 £2,157 43%
Hire purchase for car £6,895 £2,317 34%
Unsecured loan £5,600 £744 13%
Secured loan £25,000 £12,127 49%
Secured loan £35,000 £10,150 29%
Conditional sale for car £4,300 £2,394 56%
Unsecured personal loan £13,000 £3,367 26%
(Source Citizens Advice Bureau evidence report findings Sep '05)
Premiums for PPI policies can unnecessarily add anything from 13% to 56% (CAB research) or more to the total amount to be repaid on a loan agreement. Payments can also carry high interest charges when lenders add insurance charges to the loan total.

Why should you claim back your PPI?

  • Around 50% of the 20 million PPI policies sold in the UK have been mis-sold. Selling PPI generates massive profits for UK banks with an estimated 20 million policies sold and annual gross premiums in excess of £5 billion!, are you tired of being scammed?
  • PPI is supposed to provide you with peace of mind when you can’t pay meet your loan repayments, however, a massive number of people have found that trying to draw on your PPI policy is extremely difficult! Many borrowers find they cannot draw on their policy because of unclear conditions, small print exclusions and administrative barriers!
  • A significant number of people have Payment Protection Insurance and don’t even know they had it or were pressured into buying it. Further, some lenders have fraudulently included payment protection insurance in quotes they give for monthly loan repayments.
  • On average, we have reclaimed over £2400 for each customer. So don't let the banks win, claim today!


    So what exactly is PPI?
    PPI comes in the following forms and are intended to pay the loan or credit card in the event of unexpected circumstances such as an accident, sickness or unemployment; however they frequently fails to do so! PPI is also called
    1. Accident, Sickness and Unemployment cover (ASU)
    2. Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance (MPPI)
    3. Personal Loan Protection (PLP)
    4. Credit Card Repayment Protection (CCRP)
    5. Life & Accident Sickness and Unemployment cover (Life & ASU)
    6. Life Cover
    Can Empire Claims get my PPI back?
    Empire Claims can claim back your loan or credit-card PPI claim where:
    1.
    The policy was added to the loan agreement without my knowledge.

    2.
    I was just asked to tick the box on the credit agreement and nothing was explained to me.

    3.
    I remember saying that I did not want to take out the policy.

    4.
    I was told that I had to take out the insurance policy in order to get the loan.

    5.
    I was sold a single premium policy and the whole cost of the insurance policy was not explained to me.

    6.
    I felt I was being pushed and given the impression that I had to take out the insurance policy.

    7.
    I was never given a copy of the policy or any documents explaining its terms and conditions.

    8.
    I was not asked about pre-existing medical conditions that I suffer from.

    9.
    I was not told that stress and back conditions are not covered under the policy.

    10.
    I was not told that I could obtain similar insurance policies on the open market.

    11.
    I was not asked whether I had existing suitable insurance cover.

    12.
    I tried to cancel that policy but I was told I could not do so.

    13.
    I was unemployed, worked less than 16 hours a week, or employed on a temporary or contract basis when I took out the policy

    14.
    I was self employed when I started the policy

    15.
    I was under 18 or over 65 when I started the policy

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