Packaged Bank Account Claim

Have you had a current account with a monthly fee?
If so, you could be owed thousands of pounds in compensation, even if you closed the account years ago.

Over 11 million packaged bank accounts have been sold in the UK. 1 in 5 of these are estimated to be mis-sold.
We are your expert specialists at claiming back premiums for mis-sold packaged bank accounts

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Our biggest Packaged Bank Account win is £3,905.27

Our average Packaged Bank Account win is £715.04

No account number?

No problem, we can trace that for you.

Even if you have no paperwork relating the the account, we just need the name of the bank or building society.

What could I be due?

If it transpires that you were mis-sold a packaged bank account, you could be eligible for:

A full refund of premiums paid on the policy
An additional 8% compensatory interest can sometimes be added

What is a packaged bank account?

A packaged current account is an account held with your bank that gives you a range of features and benefits in return for a monthly premium. These features usually include mobile phone insurance, car breakdown cover, general gadget cover, interest free overdrafts and travel insurance.

Who can claim?

If you have ever paid a monthly fee for your bank account, you are likely to be able to make a claim. If you are unsure if you have had this product, we are able to conduct a free search for you. If you are unsure of your account number, or any other details, still, please feel free to fill in the form and we'll look into it for you.

I can’t find any paperwork!

All we need to know is who you have banked with, more information can help but as long as you know the name of your bank, we can do the rest for you!

Main reasons for mis-sale

Not offered a free account

Many banks did not tell their new customers that a free account was available and gave mis-leading information that stated they had to pay for their current account.

Account not properly explained

The terms and conditions of these accounts are rarely conveyed in their entirety to consumers. For instance with most of the insurance services it is a requirement that each item is registered with the bank along with price limits, this is not normally explained at the point of sale.

Higher chance of credit approval

A common tactic used to sell packaged current accounts is telling the consumer that they will have a better chance of being approved for a loan, credit card or mortgage if they have this type of account. Consumers who were solely after credit were also pushed into taking out this type of account before they even applied for it.

A personal service with the same claims manager looking after you throughout the claims process

A No Win No Fee Service*

A service where we aim to have the claim settled within 8 weeks^†