Mis-Sold Bond Claims
Were you advised to invest into a bond and are worried that it wasn’t right for you?
There are many types of bonds, Investment bonds, Corporate Bonds, High Yield Bonds, Government Bonds and Mini Bonds, most of which deliver positive returns for holders.
Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case.
If you have lost money through failed investments, tax liabilities, redemption charges from cashing your bond in early, if you can’t get access to the cash within your bond, or even if you haven’t had an update from the person who set up the bond for quite some time, you may be entitled to cash compensation or financial redress.
Our team of experts will quickly establish whether the circumstances surrounding your bond are worth investigating.
Reach out to us today to explore how we can help you recover from a mis-sold bond investment.
Mis-Sold Bond Claims FAQs:
What is a mis-sold bond claim?
A mis-sold bond claim seeks compensation for financial losses resulting from poor or misleading advice on bond investments.
What are common signs that a bond was mis-sold?
Signs include being advised to invest in high-risk bonds without a clear explanation of the risks, or if the bond in question was unsuitable for your financial goals or risk tolerance at the time you invested.
Who can make a mis-sold bond claim?
Any investor who has suffered financial losses due to poor or misleading advice on bond investments can make a claim against the regulated parties involved
How long do I have to make a mis-sold bond claim?
You generally have six years from the date the bond was purchased or three years from when you became aware of the mis-selling. We generally do not look at Bonds sold over 10 years ago except for in exceptional circumstances.
What compensation can I expect from a mis-sold bond claim?
Compensation may include the recovery of lost funds, reimbursement of fees, and interest on the losses incurred to date.
What is the process for making a mis-sold bond claim?
The process begins with an assessment of your case, gathering relevant evidence, and establishing grounds to pursue the claim with the financial institution, the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or through legal channels.
Mis-sold bond claims can involve various types of bonds, including investment bonds, corporate bonds, government bonds, and high-yield bonds, where the advice provided was inadequate or misleading.
Many mis-sold bond claims involve Mis-sold Financial Advice and Mis-sold Investments
