Category: Pension Mis-selling and Complaints
How to Complain to The Pensions Regulator (TPR)
What is The Pensions Regulator (TPR)? The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is the UK’s official body responsible for overseeing workplace pension schemes. Established under the Pensions Act 2004, TPR’s main role is to make sure that employers and those running pension schemes meet their legal duties, and that pensions are managed properly and fairly for everyone…
How to Complain to the Pensions Ombudsman in the UK
Understanding the Pensions Ombudsman The Pensions Ombudsman is an independent official who plays a vital role in resolving disputes about pension schemes in the UK. Acting impartially, the Ombudsman investigates complaints about the way pension schemes are run, helping individuals and employers reach fair outcomes when things go wrong. The service is free to use…
How to Make a Complaint About Your Pension Provider
Understanding Pension Complaints Understanding Pension Complaints A pension complaint is a formal way of raising concerns or dissatisfaction with your pension provider. These complaints can cover a range of issues, from delays in receiving your pension payments to mistakes in your account records or poor communication when you need help. Addressing these problems early is…
How to Spot and Claim for Pension Mis-Selling in the UK
What is Pension Mis-Selling? What is Pension Mis-Selling? Pension mis-selling happens when you receive poor or misleading advice about your pension, or when you are sold a pension product that is not suitable for your needs or circumstances. This can include situations where important information about risks or costs is not properly explained, or where…
