Bank of Scotland,  a hugely successful bank merged with the “Halifax” in 2001. They underwent a huge period of growth during the early part of the last decade but suffered badly in the recession. This culminated in a near fatal collapse of the share price in September 2008 which led to the enforced merger with Lloyds.

Bank of Scotland sold payment protection insurance (PPI) on a huge scale and are exposed to many thousands of PPI claims along with the Halifax .

PPI is intended to cover loan or credit card repayments in the event of redundancy or sickness. It is a very good product in general but was allegedly the subject of widespread mi-selling by UK banks.

Were you mis-sold a Bank of Scotland PPI policy?

If you have at any time had a BoS credit card or taken out a personal loan with PPI in place, you may wish to review the method of sale to determine whether your PPI policy was potentially mis-sold.

About our service

Our service can help you obtain your bank PPI refund. We offer a solicitor managed No win No fee claims service for those that would prefer to have representation. Alternatively if you wish to make your complaint personally we have a download guide available which you may find very useful. Don't forget it's not just small loan PPI refinds we deal with, we can also help reclaim mortgage PPI premiums.

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