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Recent FCA findings revealed that nearly 1 in 3 pension transfer cases involved unsuitable advice.
If you were affected, our team can help you claim compensation and put your retirement plans and benefits back on track.
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Your pension is one of the most important employee benefits you have, so receiving the wrong advice can have a serious impact on your future retirement income.
There are various types of pension mis-selling that have taken place over the last few years and which could give rise to a claim for compensation, even if the Financial Advisor who sold the pension to you is no longer trading.
Examples of pension mis-selling range from unauthorised funds sold within a self-invested personal pension to being advised to transfer away from a final salary scheme. In providing pension advice, your pension advisor has strict codes of practice to follow to avoid a mis-sold pension. Unfortunately, many of these cases arise because advisers failed to follow the standards and duties set out in UK pensions legislation.
If any of the following occurred, you may have a mis-sold pension claim:
- Did you transfer a pension into a SIPP (Self Invested Personal Pension plan)?
- Have you invested in non-standard assets, e.g. carbon credits, storage pods, green oil, car park schemes, overseas property, ethical forestry etc?
- Were you in a company pension scheme but advised to take out a personal pension, when existing company schemes would have yielded better results?
- Did you feel pressured into taking out the new pension without having an opportunity to shop around for a potentially better deal?
- Were you part of a group or “bulk transfer” where your pension was moved without fully understanding the risks or alternatives?
Your case will be carefully assessed to determine the likelihood of a successful claim, and then we will choose the best route for you, be that through the courts, Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS), Pensions Ombudsman, or negotiation.
Our expert pension litigation solicitors have extensive experience in pursuing mis-selling compensation claims and settling pension disputes. We are fully committed to achieving the best outcome for you.
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We specialise entirely in obtaining compensation for pension mis-selling, so you are guaranteed a specialist service at every stage.
We are not a Call Centre. Our experts will understand your problem and you’ll receive swift specialist advice and assistance.
We do all the heavy lifting. There are no lengthy forms for you to fill in, because our experts will be able to do all of that on your behalf.
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Types of Mis-Sold Pension Claims
When it comes to the circumstances around a mis-sold pension, each pension mis-selling scenario brings its own set of legal and financial considerations, so you should make it a priority to speak to a pension expert as soon as you can.
Here at Pension Justice, our helpful and knowledgeable team of pension mis-selling experts will be happy to:
- explore the details of your pension mis-selling claim and advise you on the legal steps to take for your claim
- keep you informed on the nature of your claim status throughout the mis-sold pension claim process
- handle any of the complex and time-consuming paperwork, saving you a great deal of time and effort
Our dedicated team will provide clear expert guidance at every step, with simple, practical advice that’s easy to follow. We offer our mis-sold pension claim services on No Win No Fee terms, protecting your financial interests. For more details on mis-sold pensions, including mis-sold pension compensation, get in touch with our team today, while to read more information about some of the specific claim areas our pensions team can handle, you can click on the links below.
Millions of people throughout the UK could be affected
At least 1.3 million people claim they were mis-sold a pension, in a recent Financial Conduct Authority study.
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If you used any of these companies, you may be eligible for a mis-sold pension claim
Millions of people throughout the UK could be affected
At least 1.3 million people claim they were mis-sold a pension, in a recent Financial Conduct Authority study.
Were you one of them? Start your claim below
Frequently Asked Questions
If you were advised to transfer into a SIPP, invest in unusual or high-risk assets, move away from a secure workplace pension, or felt pressured or poorly informed, you may have been mis-sold. Even if your adviser is no longer trading, you may still have a valid claim. Mis-selling often happens when pension professionals recommend products that are unsuitable for your circumstances, too risky, or not properly explained. Pension Justice can quickly assess your situation with just a few simple questions.
Compensation varies depending on your circumstances, but awards for mis-sold pensions can be significant. For complaints referred to the Financial Ombudsman Service on or after 1 April 2025, the maximum award for advice given on or after 1 April 2019 is £445,000. Pension Justice will always aim to secure the maximum amount you’re entitled to based on your specific loss and pension arrangements.
It means you only pay a fee if Pension Justice successfully recovers compensation for you. If your claim is not successful, you do not have to pay any money whatsoever. The agreement is designed to remove financial risk, so you can pursue your claim without upfront costs. The only time charges could apply is if you choose to end the agreement early or fail to cooperate after work has already begun.
No. Pension Justice handles the entire claims process for you, including chasing paperwork, reviewing documents, and dealing with pension firms or ombudsmen. If you have documents, great; if not, we can still start your assessment.
Pension Justice isn’t a call centre or generic claims handler — it is a team of specialist pension litigation solicitors. That means:
regulated, professional legal advice
decades of experience in pension mis-selling
direct communication with real experts
This level of legal expertise gives your claim the best possible chance of success.
Some claims resolve in a few months; more complex ones may take longer. Pension Justice will keep you updated throughout and always push for the quickest route to full compensation.
Absolutely. Many cases involve mistakes made by pension providers or negligent advisers. Whether the advice related to risky investments, transfers from defined benefit schemes, or unsuitable workplace pensions, we can review what happened and pursue the maximum compensation available.
You can still claim. Many mis-sold pension claims involve advisers who are no longer trading. Pension Justice will pursue the appropriate route — such as the Financial Ombudsman, the Pensions Ombudsman, the FSCS, or the courts — depending on what gives you the strongest case.
No. Pension Justice handles both straightforward and highly complex cases, including those involving non-standard investments, overseas schemes, or large transfer losses. There is no cost to have your case assessed, no matter how big or small.
Absolutely. Many successful claims relate to advice given many years ago, even over a decade. What matters is the quality of the advice you received, not how much time has passed.
Our solicitors have an in depth understanding of pension mis-selling and will work closely with you throughout the process, offering clear explanations and the knowledge you need to feel confident at every stage. We’re always happy to discuss your concerns, answer questions and adapt our approach to your specific needs. You can expect a supportive, straightforward experience from start to finish.
*The Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed that the maximum award that may be made by the Financial Ombudsman Service will be increased from 1 April 2024 to the sum of £430,000 for complaints referred to the Financial Ombudsman Service on or after 1 April 2024 about acts or omissions by firms on or after 1 April 2019.