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Over the past 30 years, St James’s Place has built up a reputation as a distinguished financial services firm, offering wealth management solutions to affluent individuals, families, and businesses.
But it’s recently emerged that not all of the firm’s 850,000+ clients have been receiving the level of service they expected or have been paying for.
Some clients have received advice from SJP that has led them to make investment choices that are not going to help them achieve their financial objectives.
Others have incurred higher costs for investments through SJP, despite the availability of nearly identical investment options at lower fees elsewhere.
And then there’s the issue of SJP charging fees for ongoing advice and annual reviews that have never happened.
To make matters even worse, clients who have tried to leave SJP and move their investments elsewhere have found themselves having to pay hefty exit penalties to get their hands on their own money.
All of this means that if you are, or have been, a St James’s Place client you could have lost a lot of money over the years – often without even realising it.
Fortunately, it’s possible to make a claim against St James’s Place and receive compensation for any bad advice you’ve received plus reclaim any excessive charges that have been taken out of your pension or other investments each year.
Here at Pension Justice we’ve spent years helping clients of many current and former firms to claim compensation for mis-sold pensions and bad financial advice. And now we’re doing the same for clients of St James’s Place too.
We offer a free review of your situation and, if we feel you’ve been mis-sold, badly advised or subjected to excessive charges, we’ll pursue a claim for you on a no-win no-fee basis. So it’s entirely risk-free for you.
To find out more, click here to request a free no-obligation review in strictest confidence.
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Our streamlined claims process means we deal with all the paperwork and pursue St James’s Place on your behalf
We’ll ensure you get as much compensation as possible in the shortest possible time
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.
St James’s Place was established approximately 30 years ago and is now the largest wealth manager in the United Kingdom with approximately 4,800 advisors and more than 900,000 clients.
St James’s Place is listed on the London Stock Exchange although its shares have fallen quite steeply over the last 12 months because the company has come under scrutiny for a number of reasons which are as follows:
Large number of current and former St James’s Place clients have:
In many cases, it’s not immediately obvious that there’s a problem because the investments have performed ok despite the bad advice given – but a claim can still be made.
So if you are or have been a client of St James’s Place and are unsure as to whether or not you may be entitled to compensation you should contact us without delay.
The amount of compensation payable would depend upon all of the circumstances of the case and no two cases are the same. The Financial Ombudsman Service has power to award up to £415,000 for complaints referred to them on or after 1 April 2023 about acts or omissions by firms on or after 1 April 2019. In many cases compensation does not have to be reinvested.
We are a firm of Solicitors, not a call centre, and we are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and have been established for over 39 years. Because we are a firm of Solicitors we are required to adhere to a very strict code of conduct and we must behave at all times with honesty and integrity. We carry professional indemnity insurance of up to £3 million per claim. Our team of specialist Solicitors are available 24/7 on our dedicated freephone helpline 0800.014.8275 to deal with any enquiry. All enquiries received are treated in the strictest confidence, without any obligation and are completely free of charge.
We only ever accept cases on a No Win, No Fee basis. What this means is that a client would only be required to pay a fee in the event of a successful outcome. No fee whatsoever is payable if the case is unsuccessful. It is also important to note that if a claim is unsuccessful a client would not have to pay anything whatsoever to St James’s Place and the relationship between the client and St James’s Place should remain unaffected.
A client can always pursue a claim to St James’s Place themselves. It is not absolutely necessary to instruct a solicitor. It is not suggested that, if there is a valid claim for compensation, the result would be any different if a client had instructed a Solicitor. However, by employing a solicitor, a client can be confident that the case will be progressed expeditiously and that all timescales are adhered to. We have found that, in most cases, clients are extremely reassured that we are undertaking all of the work on their behalf and doing all of the heavy lifting.
If you are or have been a client of St James’s Place and are unsure whether or not you may be entitled to compensation please call us now on our dedicated freephone helpline 0800 014 8275.
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*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.