Hubby was a director of a limited company. A start up loan was offered by Lloyds on the condition that he and the other director took out PPI. This was a front loaded policy, the premiums were paid monthly from the business account.
Hubby did not draw a salary for the first two years or so of trading, he retained his self employed sole trader business and, any work he did for the limited company was invoiced.
The limited company no longer exists , could he still reclaim the PPI?
I realise that as the company folded, any money due would have to be distributed to the receiver first then secured creditors etc.
The only secured creditor was Lloyds and we personally satisfied this debt. What I'm thinking is that had the PPI not been paid then, in theory, the ltd co. would not have owed Lloyds as much as they claimed sooooo, would any refund be due to hubby?
Probably a long shot but it doesn't hurt to ask does it!
Hubby did not draw a salary for the first two years or so of trading, he retained his self employed sole trader business and, any work he did for the limited company was invoiced.
The limited company no longer exists , could he still reclaim the PPI?
I realise that as the company folded, any money due would have to be distributed to the receiver first then secured creditors etc.
The only secured creditor was Lloyds and we personally satisfied this debt. What I'm thinking is that had the PPI not been paid then, in theory, the ltd co. would not have owed Lloyds as much as they claimed sooooo, would any refund be due to hubby?
Probably a long shot but it doesn't hurt to ask does it!
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