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WHAT YOU CAN DO IF YOU RECEIVED ADVICE FROM A FINANCIAL BROKER

If You Are Concerned About Your Pension Advice

Take structured, calm steps.


Step 1 — Request Your Full File

You are entitled to request:

  • Fact Find documentation
  • Risk profile questionnaire
  • Statement of Suitability
  • Reasons Why Letter
  • Terms of Business
  • Information Memorandum
  • Fee disclosure documents
  • Commission disclosure records
  • Timeline of communications
  • Meeting notes or call recordings

A structured investigation always begins with documentation .


Step 2 — Review Suitability

Ask yourself:

  • Was my risk appetite clearly recorded?
  • Did the recommendation align with that risk profile?
  • Was my age and retirement horizon properly considered?
  • Was too much of my pension placed in one product?
  • Did I understand liquidity restrictions?

Step 3 — Examine Fee Transparency

  • Were commissions disclosed clearly?
  • Did I sign acknowledgment of commission structures?
  • Were ongoing trail commissions explained?
  • Was I told how the broker was remunerated?

Conflicts must be transparent.


Step 4 — Ask Structured Questions

We provide a dedicated checklist to help you ask precise questions (see next page).


Step 5 — Raise a Formal Complaint (If Necessary)

A complaint should:

  • Identify the suitability concerns
  • Refer to documentation gaps
  • Request a clear explanation of risk assessment
  • Request commission disclosure confirmation
  • Seek a structured written response

We provide a template framework to assist you.


The goal is not confrontation — it is clarity.

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