The transfer period can be shared as part of the initial enquiry. Choose “Not sure” if you do not know when it happened.
Your service deserved better pension advice.
If you were advised to transfer an Armed Forces pension, you may be able to seek compensation. Start with a confidential initial assessment.
Your journey, simplified
Armed Forces pension
Transfer advice
Private Pension, SIPP or SSAS
Assessment
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You may be able to seek compensation if any of the following apply to you.
- You were advised to leave an Armed Forces pension.
- You were transferred to a personal pension, SIPP or SSAS
- Higher returns or greater control were promised.
- Overseas or unusual investments were involved.
What happens next?
A straightforward process, with expert legal support at every stage.
Initial assessment
We understand your situation and confirm whether the enquiry can be reviewed.
Advice and paperwork review
We review the available records and may ask for missing information.
Next-step explanation
If appropriate, the legal team explains the possible claim route and what happens next.
Documents that may help
Missing documents do not prevent you from making an initial enquiry.
Pension statements
Annual statements or transfer value information.
Transfer paperwork
Transfer forms, letters or related documents.
Adviser emails or letters
Correspondence with the financial adviser.
Frequently asked questions
Find quick answers to common questions.
Missing documents do not prevent an initial enquiry. The available information can be reviewed first.
No. The initial enquiry helps the legal team understand the circumstances and explain possible next steps.
We do not charge for assessing your case. We operate a strict 'No Win No fee' policy. If your case loses, it won't cost you a penny.
You only pay when your case is successful and the cost would be simply deducted from any compensation you receive. This amount will never exceed 36% (inc VAT) of your total compensation. Click here to find out more.
Termination fees may apply in the event that you terminate the agreement without our agreement outside of the cancellation period.
We will review your case for free. If we believe you have a potential claim, we will let you know how we can help and what the next steps are. It is then up to you whether you wish to proceed.
Our solicitors have many years of experience not only in Pension Claims but also specifically helping Armed Forces personnel recover compensation.
You do not have to use a solicitor. You can complain to the Financial Ombudsman Service yourself, free of charge, at financial-ombudsman.org.uk (opens in a new tab), or to the Pensions Ombudsman at pensions-ombudsman.org.uk (opens in a new tab) (enquiries@pensions-ombudsman.org.uk). If the firm that advised you has stopped trading, you may instead be able to claim through the Financial Services Compensation Scheme at fscs.org.uk (opens in a new tab), also free of charge. We can advise you on which route applies; it is your choice whether to use us.