The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has suffered a torrid period following the catastrophic acquisition of Dutch bank ABN Amro in 2007. This deal brought about the near collapse of the RBS which up to that point had been one of the UKs top 5 universal banks.

Royal Bank of Scotland had a broad portfolio of customers but were early adopters when it came to payment protection insurance (PPI). RBS sold PPI on a huge scale.

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 mis-selling by UK banks.

Were you mis-sold an RBS PPI policy?

If you have at any time had an RBS credit card or took out a personal loan with PPI in place, you may wish to review the method of sale to determine whether your 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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