Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) was a financial product commonly sold alongside loans, credit cards, and other financial arrangements. Its purpose was to provide repayment coverage in case borrowers encountered difficulties such as illness, job loss, or financial constraints. However, numerous individuals found themselves victims of mis-sold PPI, unaware of its existence or the unfavourable terms associated with it. Fortunately, even though the deadline for general PPI claims has passed, the introduction of the Plevin ruling offers an opportunity for those affected to seek compensation. In this article, we will explore the concept of Plevin PPI, eligibility for claims, and provide further information and support to help you navigate the process.