If you believe you have been mis-sold sold a financial planning product such as an investment, insurance, endowment
or pension mortgage, you might be wondering if you could be entitled to compensation.
If you want to deal with your compensation claim yourself, the first step is to put your complaint to the
company that sold you the product and ask for compensation. If you are not happy with their response you could ask the
Financial Ombudsman Service to investigate your complaint and decide whether compensation is due.
Many people find that putting their compensation claim together is a daunting task. A former Parliamentary Ombudsman investigator, Caroline Ley, has set up this
complaints handling service to make the job of claiming compensation a lot easier.
Charge as a % of Compensation Award
Example Based on Compensation of £3,000
Endowments, Investments and Mortgages (including pension mortgages)
10% of sum awarded in compensation
£300
Pensions & Life Assurance
5% of sum awarded in compensation
£150
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Operating on a no win, no fee basis we will
give you a view on whether or not you might qualify for compensation. If so, we will prepare the compensation claim for
you and carry it forward to its conclusion.
If you are awarded compensation we
will charge you a percentage of that amount as set out in the table. If no award of compensation is made
then you pay nothing.
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Authorised under the Compensation Act 2006 to provide claims management services in the
financial products/services sector.