Mis-sold SIPP claims
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How do I know if I was mis-sold a SIPP?
Were you encouraged to move your pension into a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) without fully understanding the risks? Many mis-sold SIPPs are tied to high-risk or unregulated investments, leaving people out of pocket.
Here’s how to tell if you’ve been mis-sold:
- Unrealistic promises – Were you guaranteed high returns without full disclosure of risks?
- Pressure tactics – Did you feel rushed into transferring your pension or investing in unsuitable schemes?
- Lack of alternatives – Were safer pension options not explained to you?
- Misaligned advice – Did the investments not align with your financial goals or risk tolerance?
If any of these sound familiar, you could be eligible for a mis-sold SIPP claim. Don’t leave your money on the table – call our team today to see if you have a valid claim.
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Compensation: 92,802.70
Mrs T: Inadequate Transfer Advice
Compensation: 50,000
Mr D: Mineworkers' Pension Scheme
Compensation: 159,822.82
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The biggest mis-sold SIPP warning signs
If your financial adviser didn’t put your best interests first, you might have been mis-sold a SIPP. Here are some red flags to watch for:
- Promises of high returns with little to no mention of the risks
- Investments tied to high-risk or unregulated schemes
- No conversation about safer alternatives
- Feeling rushed or pressured into making the transfer
- Fees and charges that weren’t clearly explained
- Cold-callers or unregulated introducers pushing the transfer
- Lack of transparency about where your money would go
- Moving from a secure pension (like a defined benefit scheme) to a SIPP without understanding the long-term impact
If these apply to you, act now. Contact us for a free review of your claim.
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How much compensation could you be entitled to for a mis-sold SIPP?
Whether you were given bad transfer advice or pushed toward high-risk, unregulated investments, you could be owed mis-sold SIPP compensation. Some claims can reach up to £85,000, with the exact payout depending on things like:
- The severity of the mis-selling
- The amount you lost due to bad advice
Don’t wait to claim what you’re owed. If you believe you’ve been mis-sold a SIPP, taking action now can help you recover the compensation you deserve.
Contact us for a free, no-obligation consultation and find out how much compensation you may be entitled to.
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If your financial adviser didn’t put your best interests first, you might have been mis-sold a SIPP. Here are some red flags to watch for:
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Mis-sold SIPP FAQs
Can I claim for a mis-sold SIPP (self invested personal pension)?
Yes, you may be able to claim compensation for a mis-sold SIPP. This is a type of self-invested personal pension (SIPP) that is often sold to people who are not experienced investors. If you were given poor advice about how to invest your SIPP funds, get in touch with our team and they can see if you’ve got a valid claim.
How much compensation could I get for a mis-sold SIPP?
The amount of SIPP compensation you could receive depends on factors like your pension’s value, how you were mis-sold, and the financial impact it’s had on you. Every case is unique, but we’ll work hard to get you the maximum compensation for your claim.
Can you claim for a mis-sold SIPP?
Yes, you can. If you were advised to transfer your pension into a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) without being made aware of the risks, you may have grounds for a mis-sold SIPP claim. Our team can assess your case and help you recover the SIPP pension compensation you deserve.
How do I start a mis-sold SIPP claim?
Starting your claim is straightforward. Simply contact our team for a no-obligation chat. We’ll review your case, explain your options, and guide you through the process of filing a SIPP pension claim.
What are some examples of mis-sold SIPP investments?
Common examples of mis-sold SIPP investments include:
- Overseas property developments
- Green energy projects
- Storage pods
- Unregulated investment schemes
If your SIPP included any of these, or if you’re unsure, speak to us today to find out if you have a claim.
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.
Is there a time limit for claiming compensation for a mis-sold SIPP?
Yes, there is. Generally, you have six years from the date of the advice or three years from when you became aware of the mis-selling to file a claim. If you’re unsure, our team can help you figure out if your claim is still valid.
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.
Have you been a victim of financial mis-selling?
Don’t wait to claim your SIPP compensation.
We’ve seen firsthand what mis-sold SIPPs can do to your future plans. Don’t leave your money on the table. Our team knows the ins and outs of these cases and is here to help you claim back what’s yours. Call us today for a free, no-pressure chat – you’ve got nothing to lose.
Could your SIPP provider, introducer, or investment be at fault?
In many cases, mis-sold SIPPs involve mistakes by introducers, providers, or the investments themselves. Here’s how they might have let you down:
- Introducers – Firms like Financial Page Ltd have offered misleading pension reviews or poor advice, setting you up for trouble.
- Investments – High-risk schemes, like storage pods or overseas property developments, are common culprits for financial losses.
- Providers – Companies like Hartley Pensions Ltd have faced issues with regulatory breaches and questionable practices.
If your claim involves any of these, we can help you recover what you’ve lost. Contact us today for expert advice.
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