There are many different schemes available to people investing into their pensions. Those schemes range from low-risk to very high-risk. In many situations, farm land is in the latter category. This particularly applies if the investment is not regulated by the FCA.
This may be the case if the farm land you are investing in is outside the UK, although this isn’t the only situation where farm land investments are high-risk.
As farm land investments are high-risk, there is the potential you may have been mis-sold your pension If you were mis-sold, you should investigate ways of claiming your money back. That’s where we can help.
Making a Claim for a Mis-Sold Farm Land Pension – How We Can Help
Our advisors have extensive knowledge and experience of farm land SIPP pensions so can give you advice on whether you can make a claim or not. We can also help you make the claim, dealing with the entire process on your behalf.
The first step in this process is to complete the form on this page. One of our advisors will then get back to you.
Mis-Sold Farm Land Pensions
Farm land is a type of investment that is not regulated by the FCA. That doesn’t mean you can’t get your money back, but you are likely to need expert advice and help from a team who will handle the entire process of making a claim.
In simple terms, farm land is an investment that is not always suitable for retail investors. In other words, many farm land pensions should only be offered to investors who have a high net worth or who have extensive investment experience.
If you don’t fall into these categories, your farm land pension may have been mis-sold. To get more advice and help with making a claim, please get in touch.