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Mortgage Solutions | 10 Dec 2008 | 09:37
The Association of Mortgage Intermediaries (AMI) has published its response to the Competition Commission's findings on the payment protection insurance (PPI) market, repeating its call for the commission to exclude mortgage PPI from the investigation.
He added: "We were pleased to see confirmation that the prohibition of the active sale of PPI by a customer within 14 days of the sale of credit had not been applied to intermediaries and only distributors. However, we also call again for the Commission to acknowledge and understand the benefits to consumers of using intermediaries who act as agents of the client."
AMI raised a number of other points in its submission, including calling for consideration of unintended consequences for consumer protection through the removal of single premium PPI, warning the Commission to be wary of further regulation which may force good firms out of the market, and a call for regulation to be applied to price comparison websites.
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