/24-7PressRelease/ - LONDON, UK, November 03, 2006 - As per reports, banks are expected to raise interest rates after the decision taken by the Office for Fair Trading (OFT). Well, OFT has recommended a full investigation of the Payment protection insurance. The Competition Commission (CC) will do this.
Actually, PPI provide alternative means to pay off a loan amount in the worst possible scenario, if the consumers fall ill, lose their jobs, or become incapacitated.
According the investigation, which was done by the OFT, many of the loan PPI providers are not providing value for the money. Moreover, they are misleading the consumers, as they do not give the clear picture about the cover.
If interest rate rises, then the borrowers should prepare themselves. According to finance experts, borrowers with many debts can easily help themselves with the help of debt consolidation loan.
Thus, if everything goes as per CC's investigation then, it would be declared that the consumers are paying a higher rate of interest than they should in other case.
Nick White at uSwitch.com said, "The high pricing of PPI by banks is clearly subsidising the historically low loan rates on offer." He further added that, "We would not be surprised to find that the knock-on effect of a clampdown on the dubious selling practices and high pricing will be a steady increase in interest rates, signalling the end of an era for rock-bottom loans."
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