Liberty SIPP

Mis-sold Liberty SIPP Investments

Liberty SIPP has hit the headlines after hundreds of investors have claimed they’ve lost money by investing their pension pot with the SIPP provider. On Monday 27th April 2020, it was announced that Liberty Sipp had gone into administration, something that we the leading mis-selling experts had predicted late last year.

We have already issued hundreds of cases to the courts on behalf of clients whose pension pots were invested by Liberty Sipp into a range of schemes.

If your SIPP was invested by Liberty SIPP you might also have been exposed to high risk, illiquid investments that weren’t suitable for your needs.

If you think you have lost money via an investment through Liberty SIPP, then APJ the leading financial mis-selling specialists can help you claim up to £85,000.

Read our blog for news about our recent win March 2020 – https://www.apjsolicitors.co.uk/fos-rules-against-liberty-sipp-limited/

Did you have a SIPP investment?

A self-invested personal pension (SIPP) is a scheme that gives you a higher level of control over your own pension. This means you get access to more choices on where you can invest your retirement fund, allowing you to manage your own investments and savings, rather than relying on a pension company or fund manager. The appeal of such a scheme is clear, but the risks associated with it are sometimes not made obvious to investors.

Mis-sold SIPPs have become the subject of an increasing number of complaints made to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).