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Mis-sold SIPP claims

A mis-sold SIPP can cause devastating losses to your finances. If you think you have been mis-sold, you should reach out to our team now.

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Have you received poor SIPP transfer advice?

Self Invested Personal Pensions (SIPPs) can come with a lot of high-risk investments, so misleading advice can end with huge losses. Bad advice can cause the value of your pension to plummet, in worst cases leaving you with nothing to show for your years of saving.

Have you experienced a loss in your pension following advice to transfer into a SIPP? It’s time to get in touch with us. We can investigate the facts of your case, and if we decide that you have grounds for a mis-sold pension claim, we will let you know. Don’t worry – the initial chat is free, friendly, and comes with no obligation.

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The biggest mis-sold SIPP warning signs

You were likely mis-sold a SIPP if your financial adviser:

  • Advised you to transfer to a SIPP without further advice.
  • Reviewed your existing pensions and only discussed moving them to a SIPP
  • Did not adequately explain the risks of the pension move and/or investments
  • Broke any other FCA rules or gave unclear advice

Do these warning signs sound familiar to you? You’ve come to the right people.

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Were you mis-sold a SIPP?

A mis-sold SIPP can cause devastating losses to your finances. If you think you have been mis-sold, you should reach out to our team now.

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Answering your questions

What Does SIPP Stand For?

SIPP stands for “Self Invested Personal Pension.” A SIPP is a common and popular type of pension scheme, with many benefits associated if used in the right way.

How Can I Make A SIPP Claim?

It is simple! Just reach out to our team for a no obligation chat. We will have a look at all of your documentation and if we believe you can make a claim, we will let you know!

Have You Guys Got A Good Track Record For SIPP Claims?

We’re proud to say we have experience claiming back millions on behalf of our clients from mis-sold pensions, including SIPPs.

How much mis-sold SIPP compensation could I get?

Each mis-sold SIPP case comes with its own complications, and deserves a tailored approach. Because of this, the amount of mis-sold SIPP compensation differs from case to case and depends on a few different factors:

  • The investment amount
  • The nature of the mis-selling
  • The financial impact it had on you

Since these cases are so diverse, it’s not possible to give a compensation amount without knowing the full details of your case. What we can promise though, is that our teams of specialists will do everything they can to win you the largest compensation possible.

We don’t just want your compensation to make up for your financial losses – we want it to recognise the stress and trouble it caused you.

Your specific situation will determine the exact compensation you’re entitled to. Get in touch with our team today to find out if you have a valid claim.

Do you know how people complained about mis-sold SIPP pensions in the last year?

A lot. Over twenty thousand complaints were made about mis-sold pensions and investments in 2020/21, a figure which had doubled since the year before.. It’s no secret how serious this problem is, and it just seems to keep getting worse.

People receive poor financial advice every day. Sometimes they don’t even realise that they’re owed whopping amounts of compensation.
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Reaching out for help is never easy,
especially if you’ve been misled in the past.

But getting in touch with us won’t commit you to anything. We want to toss you a lifeboat and guide you through the choppy waters of the financial ocean, not leave you struggling to stay afloat. Our experts are here to offer advice and support on financial claims. We know what we’re doing and you can trust that if you’ve got questions, we’ve got answers.

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Our experts promise to:

  • Speak to you in plain English
  • Provide you with a dedicated claims specialist
  • Pay attention to the small details of your case
  • Keep you up to date with the status of your claim
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  • Do absolutely everything we can to win your claim

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Ready to take the next step? We’re here with clear, no-pressure advice. Give us a call today to find out if you have a valid claim

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