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0121 630 2040

Info@LansdownFinancial.co.uk

There are many ways in which you may have been mis-sold Timeshare.
Life Insurance policies provide financial protection to you and/or your dependents should the worst happen.
Critical Illness Cover pays a one off lump sum on the diagnosis of a specified illness and Serious Illness Cover protects clients from the financial impact that a serious illness can have on their life.
Over 50′s life cover pays out your chosen sum whenever you die, as long as the monthly premiums are maintained up to the age of 90.
General insurance or non-life insurance policies, including Buildings and Contents policies and Accident Sickness and Unemployment policies, provide pay outs depending on the loss from a particular financial event.
There are many ways in which you may have been mis-sold Timeshare.

Timeshare Compensation

We review all facts and documents you have concerning a current timeshare or ex-timeshare you feel you were mis-sold. We manage the entire claim process for you and ensure that you get back any monies you may be owed.

Mis-sold Mortgage

When choosing a firm that can help you claim compensation for your mis sold mortgage, make sure that the company in question are following the protocol set by the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

PBA Claims

A Packaged Bank Account (PBA) is bank account for which the bank charges you a fee, usually on a monthly basis. These accounts were often mis-sold but we can help check if you have been affected and also manage a claim on your behalf.

DMP Claims

Debt Management Plans (DMP) are aimed at consumers who are unable to maintain their monthly payments, but many have been mis-sold. We can check whether you have been mis-sold a DMP and can manage any claim against the provider.

Flight Compensation

If you have been a victim of flight delays, there is a fair chance that you could receive money back in compensation. However, just because the airline has rejected your claim doesn’t mean they are correct.

Blog

In June of 2016 the government announced how the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) would be regulating CMCs (claims management companies)