Need help with a claim involving G60 Ltd

If you’re worried about losses from a transaction involving G60 Ltd and are considering compensation, our experts can help. We’ll review your case thoroughly to determine what happened, who’s responsible, and how much you could potentially recover.

Understanding G60 Ltd (FRN 195826)

G60 Ltd (Financial Conduct Authority Reference Number: 195826), formerly trading as Pacific Shelf 989 Ltd, was a UK-based financial advisory firm. The firm was officially declared in default by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) on 21 January 2024. This declaration signifies that the firm is no longer trading and cannot meet its financial obligations, opening the door for eligible claimants to seek compensation.

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Why You May Be Entitled to Compensation

The FSCS declaration on 21 January 2024 confirms that G60 Ltd has failed. If you received advice from G60 Ltd regarding pensions that resulted in financial loss, you might be eligible to make a claim. The FSCS protects consumers when authorised financial services firms fail, providing a vital safety net. The FSCS has received claims relating to pension advice against the firm, with at least one claim being upheld, triggering the default declaration.

Background of G60 Ltd

Detail	Information
Company Name	G60 Ltd
FRN	195826
Former Name	Pacific Shelf 989 Ltd
FSCS Default Date	21 January 2024
Primary Services	Pensions

Act Now: Seek Expert Claim Advice Today

Time limits, known as time-barring restrictions, may apply to financial claims. It is crucial to act promptly to avoid missing out on potential compensation. Our expert consultants are ready to discuss your options and guide you through the process.

Call us today for a free phone or video consultation on 0800 041 8359 to determine your eligibility for compensation. Even if you’ve previously made a claim, you might be entitled to additional redress.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What does it mean if a firm is ‘declared in default’ by the FSCS?

A: When a firm is declared in default by the FSCS, it means the FSCS is satisfied that the firm is unable to pay claims against it. This triggers the FSCS’s compensation process, allowing eligible customers to claim directly from the FSCS.

Q: How long do I have to make a claim?

A: Claim deadlines can vary. It is always best to seek advice as soon as possible, as time-barring restrictions may apply. Contact us for a free consultation to assess your specific situation.

Q: What types of losses are covered for G60 Ltd?

A: Based on the FSCS declaration and information from financial news, claims related to pension advice from G60 Ltd are likely to be covered. We will assess your individual circumstances during the consultation.

Q: Do I need a solicitor or claims management company to claim from the FSCS?

A: No, you can make a claim directly to the FSCS for free. However, many individuals choose to use experts like us to manage the complex process, gather evidence, and maximise their chances of success, especially with our no-win, no-fee service.

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This is why we have a 82%* success rate on submitted claims in similar circumstances to G60 Ltd

*82% success rate is an accurate figure based on pension and investment related claims submitted and concluded between 1st December 2020 to 1st August 2024.