The well-known PPI claims campaigner, Which? has voiced it support for the recent confirmed proposals for a ban on the sale of Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) alongside credit agreements. The ban was subject to an appeal by Barclays who claimed customers were at risk if they were left to find PPI themselves, but this was rejected and it seems like the new regulation will go ahead.

Which? is well known for it’s campaigning for consumer rights and when it comes to PPI, it believes companies should not sell PPI at the same time as offering other products. The watchdog’s thinking falls in line with a lot of industry commentators who think the consumer and the marketplace will benefit from the ruling.

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