ARE YOU OWED COMPENSATION
FROM BANK HOUSE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT?
If the answer is yes, then you may have a case for a claim.
If you were one of the many that took advice from Bank House Investment Management for SIPP pensions and High-Risk Investments, then you may be entitled to compensation. Not sure if you have a case? Read on to find out more.
Low Risk versus High Risk Investments
When investing, you have a number of options available to you that a financial advisor should discuss with their clients when transferring money into a SIPP, and Self-Invested Personal Pension.
You could either opt for a low risk regulated investment where services such as the FCA, FOS & FSCS ensure that there is compensation offered should the investment not perform as expected. Another investment option is for unregulated investments. These can be tempting for investors as it can sometimes offer (if the investment performs well) an attractive extra 8-15% return. If you choose to go down this avenue however, then it is advisable that you are either:
1: A High-Net Worth individual earning £100K+ per annum.
2: A High-Net Worth individual with £250,000 in assets.
3. An experience investor with a knowledge of the market
If you don’t have the knowledge yourself, ensure any investment made has been discussed with a reputable investment advisor.
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Why has Bank House Investment Management been found negligent?
Bank House Investment Management has been declared in default by the FSCS (amongst 25 other firms) after being found to have broken a voluntary agreement with the regulator. An investigation showed that their customers (prior to being passed onto them) had initially been sourced and advised by an unauthorised firm.
Many customers of Bank House Investment Management have unfortunately lost out after receiving such a poor service from the firm due to inadequate assessment for suitability of high-risk investments. This has led to a significant number receiving compensation for their mis-sold SIPP investments.
How can I claim?
If you think you have been mis-sold your SIPP investments then your money may be at risk, even if you haven’t lost out already, and you may have a case against Bank House Investment Management. We urge you to get in touch with one of our team here at My Claim Helper where we can offer you a free no-obligation assessment with one of our specially trained call handlers who will be able to assist you on determining if you have a case for a claim or not.
In the event that it looks likely you will have a case, we can then arrange with you to progress further with it by offering our expert knowledge and experience on a no win, no fee basis. It’s purely an investment of your time to get what you rightfully deserve so you can enjoy the retirement you planned for!
How do people fall victim to investment scams?
Many companies target inexperienced individuals who are not fully aware of the risk involved with investing. The FCA recommends investors should be one of the following:

An individual with plenty of experience of investing.

An individual with £250,000 worth of assets or an income over £100,000.