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Pension Mis-Selling Advice – Do You Have A Claim?

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🔥 PENSIONS & INVESTMENTS MIS-SELLING — GET SMART

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❓ COMMON QUESTIONS

  1. What’s mis-selling in pensions & investments?
    It’s when advisors push you bad deals — risky schemes, hidden fees, or hype about returns that just ain’t true. Result? Your wallet takes a hit.
  2. How do I spot if I got mis-sold?
    If you were pushed to dump a safe pension for a gamble, blindsided by fees, or sold something that doesn’t fit your goals — red alert.
  3. Which products get mis-sold most?
    Watch out for Self-Invested Personal Pensions (SIPPs), wild investment schemes, unregulated junk, and transfers from solid defined benefit pensions.
  4. Can I fight back and claim compensation?
    Hell yes. Start by complaining to your advisor or provider. If they ghost you, take it to the Financial Ombudsman Service or FSCS. Don’t let them slide.
  5. What if I suspect I was mis-sold?
    Grab every doc — reports, contracts, emails — then hit up your advisor. If they don’t fix it, escalate. Protect your future.
  6. Should advisors check if a product suits me?
    Absolutely. They must know your finances, risk level, and goals. If they skip that, it’s a mis-sell — no question.
  7. What’s the fallout from mis-selling?
    Big money losses, smaller pension pots, locked funds, surprise fees — it’s your future on the line.
  8. How do I stay safe moving forward?
    Use only regulated advisors, demand clear facts on fees & risks, dodge pressure tactics, and get a second opinion if you’re unsure.

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