PPI+
PPI+ can help you reclaim the secret commissions between lenders and brokers, these could apply if you’ve taken out PPI on a credit agreement like a loan or mortgage.
Read moreMis-sold pensions& investments
Mis-sold investments refer to self invested personal pensions (SIPPs) and mis-sold, high risk investment options.
Read moreMis-sold mortgages
Mis-sold mortgages are mortgages that were sold to homeowners without correct advice, including interest-only and self-certified mortgages.
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What is a SIPP?
A self-invested personal pension, or SIPP is a flexible retirement investment option. It is designed specifically for those who want to manage their own fund and make their own investment decisions.
Has the PPI awareness campaign worked?
In August 2017, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) launched a campaign to encourage people to claim for payment protection insurance (PPI) before the deadline. We take a look at whether the PPI awareness campaign has worked.
What does payment protection insurance cover?
While you may have heard about mis-sold PPI on the radio, TV and phone, you may not know why you’re hearing about it – or if you have it. We explore whether you were eligible for payment protection insurance cover and what you can do to reclaim.
What is an ‘unfair relationship’ or ‘mis-sold’ contract?
If it can be demonstrated that the relationship between you (the debtor) and the lender (the creditor) is unfair, or if you were given the wrong advice when taking out a loan, mortgage or pension investment (SIPP) then the courts have a wide range of powers available to put it right.
Do any of these issues apply to your financial contract?
- Your bank, broker, lender, IFA or SIPP provider did not tell you how your money would be invested
- You felt pressured into making an investment or buying a product
- The product or investment was not suitable for your needs
- You were not fully informed of the levels of risk involved
- Your bank, broker, lender, IFA or SIPP provider did not inform you of all charges
- You were promised a return on investment that didn’t happen
- Your lender retained commission on any product sold without telling you
“We are a dedicated specialist firm of solicitors that has unrivalled expertise in financial loss claims, fights hard to achieve justice and gain compensation for those who have lost money as a result of financial mis-selling. Our expert solicitors have over 40 years’ experience in supporting clients in their battle for financial redress. We are completely independent and totally committed to this type of practice which has ensured we are efficient, effective and leaders in this field.”Anthony Wilson, Managing Director
