Mis Sold Pensions
Claims: Compensation
for Unsuitable Advice
Failure to do so can amount to
negligent advice and mis-selling.
Pension mis-selling can leave people
out of pocket for retirement.
We can check to see if you have a
compensation claim.
Financial advisors are under a duty
to investigate and explain the risks
of pension transfers.
Working on a no win, no fee, you pay us nothing if your claim is unsuccessful.
Armed Forces Pension Transfer Claims
No Win, No Fee, No Risk
We work on a no-win no fee basis, therefore, you won’t pay a single penny unless you have a successful claim. At the Legal and Claims Group, we work with the UK’s top solicitors. Therefore, we have a 95% success rate. We will cover all costs up until you have a successful claim. So, what are you waiting for? As there could be a limited time to submit your claim.
It is usually a bad idea to transfer out of a secure final salary or defined benefit pension.
Many members of the Army, Navy and Air Force have received unsuitable financial advice and are owed thousands in compensation.
Mis-sold Pensions are specialists financial mis-selling experts. Mis-sold Pensions can investigate if you have a no win no fee claim.
Have you transferred your British Armed Forces Pension Scheme and lost out?
Were you advised to move your pension into a private scheme?
If you or a loved one have transferred out of the British Armed Forces Pension Scheme, then you may be entitled to compensation.
Moving from a final salary, also known as a defined benefit, scheme is rarely a good idea as it usually means moving to a scheme that is not as beneficial for you. Many of the armed forces were encouraged by financial advisers to transfer their pension to a private scheme and may have lost out.
Whilst some of these transfers were made many years ago, you may still be able to claim compensation if you are a steel worker’s widow or if the Independent Financial Adviser has gone out of business, has been taken over or changed its name. The value of these claims can be significant, with many clients not appreciating how much they have lost until we obtain a current valuation from their previous pension provider. This valuation gives an indication of what the pension would have been worth had it not been transferred.
