Egg is part of the Barclays who have set aside £4.13bn for their customers
Brands under the Barclays include
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Egg was launched from the Prudential’s banking arm, becoming the UK’s first internet bank in 1998. They launched the first online credit card in 1999 before floating 21% of the company in 2000.
Analysts predicted the company could be worth £4bn but as confidence fell in other tech stocks, the float only valued Egg at £1.3bn. In 2003 Prudential attempted to sell its remaining shares in Egg but there was not enough interest in the company.
In 2007 Citigroup brought Egg for a mere £575m. In 2011 Citigroup split Egg up by selling Egg Loans to new providers, Egg Credit Cards to Barclaycard and Egg Savings and Mortgages to Yorkshire Building Society.
Types of credit you might have with Egg
Car Finance
Gill Harrison
Very good service indeed, I got back £1,164 which has helped towards a new car.
Credit cards & store cards
Miss S Selby
With nothing to lose I decided to get in touch with TFTP and low and behold Barclays had added PPI to my credit card. Barclays have now been told that they have to reimburse me and I'm just waiting for their offer.
Loans
Mr C Turner
Received just under £300 for a two year £1,000 loan. Excellent service, well updated, very easy process.
Mortgages
Mr G Curtis
I had PPI attached to my mortgage so The Fair Trade Practice looked into it for me and managed to gain me a refund in a short matter of time.
Overdrafts
Andrew Small
I have used The Fair Trade Practice and they have got me £11,000 in compensation that I never thought I was entitled to.
£22bn has been set aside by the UK's big four banks so far
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