Investing in overseas ventures is often risky. In most situations, this is a type of investment that only experienced investors should look at as an option. With SCS Farmland, however, this was not always the case. In other words, people with little or no investment experience were sold SCS Farmland Pensions.
Many of those people have now lost their money. Does this apply to you? If so, you should explore your options for making a claim.
We Can Help You Make a Claim for SCS Farmland Pension Losses
Whether you can make a claim for money lost on an SCS Farmland investment will depend on your circumstances. Also, the process of making a successful claim can be complex. As a result, you need expert help from an experienced team. That’s exactly what you will get from Goodwin Barrett. Complete the form on this page to send us your phone number and we will call you back.
SCS Farmland Explained – And Why You Might be Able to Claim
SCS Farmland involved making an investment in farmland in Argentina – in the Province of Santiago del Estero, to be specific. Investors were promised they would get a fixed return. This return would come after five years or ten, depending on the investment product bought.
The promised returns were as much as 160 percent.
The minimum investment was £12,000, which is a substantial amount of money. Many people invested in SCS Farmland as part of a SIPP, with some investing their whole life savings.
Not only is SCS Farmland deemed a risky investment, it is also an investment that is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
If your SCS Farmland investment went wrong, you should explore your options for making a claim. For example, you may have been mis-sold the investment. Please get in touch today to get advice.