Lloyds Ppi Credit Card Calculator
Use this Lloyds PPI Credit Card Calculator to estimate how much you could save by claiming Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) on your credit card. The calculator compares your current credit card interest with the PPI compensation rate to show potential savings.
How the Lloyds PPI Credit Card Calculator Works
The Lloyds PPI Credit Card Calculator helps you estimate potential savings from claiming PPI compensation on your credit card. Here's how it works:
This calculator provides estimates only. Actual savings may vary based on individual circumstances and the terms of your PPI claim.
Key Factors Considered
- Your current credit card balance
- Your credit card's Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
- Lloyds Bank's PPI compensation rate (typically 85% of the original amount)
- Time period for interest calculation
How the Calculation Works
The calculator compares the interest you would have paid on your credit card with the amount you would receive from PPI compensation. The difference shows your potential savings.
How to Use the Calculator
- Enter your current credit card balance in the "Credit Card Balance" field
- Enter your credit card's Annual Percentage Rate (APR) in the "Credit Card APR" field
- Select the time period for interest calculation (typically 12 months)
- Click "Calculate" to see your estimated savings
- Review the results and any assumptions made
Formula: Savings = (Credit Card Balance × (APR/100) × Time Period) - (Credit Card Balance × 0.85)
The Formula Explained
The calculation uses this formula:
Savings = (Credit Card Balance × (APR/100) × Time Period) - (Credit Card Balance × 0.85)
Where:
- Credit Card Balance = Your current credit card debt
- APR = Annual Percentage Rate of your credit card
- Time Period = Number of months for interest calculation (typically 12)
- 0.85 = Lloyds Bank's PPI compensation rate (85% of original amount)
Worked Example
Let's say you have a £1,000 credit card balance with a 19.9% APR. Here's how the calculation works:
Interest Paid = £1,000 × (19.9/100) × 1 = £199
PPI Compensation = £1,000 × 0.85 = £850
Savings = £199 - £850 = -£651
In this example, you would actually lose £651 by claiming PPI on your credit card because the interest paid is less than the compensation amount.