Have you ever had a Whole of Life policy with Save and Prosper?
You could be owed £1,000s in compensation if Save and Prosper mis-sold you your Whole of Life policy.
Many customers have been mis-sold their Whole of Life cover by Save and Prosper. Save and Prosper failed to inform a lot of customers that some Whole of Life policies were linked to the stock market which had an element of risk.
If the savings element of the Whole of Life policy was not performing well, the customer would be at risk of not receiving the full amount of the death benefit, in some cases Save and Prosper failed to inform their customers of this risk.
If you believe you were mis-sold your whole of life policy by Save and Prosper, start you claim by completing the form opposite.
Save and Prosper mis-sold Whole of Life policies in many different ways:
- Save and Prosper did not make the customer aware that their Life Cover was linked to the Stock Market.
- Save and Prosper did not tell the customer that they had to have a 10 year review face to face by the advisor.
- Customers were not informed by Save and Prosper that if the savings element of the Life Cover is under-performing then they either have to increase their premiums or reduce their Life Cover.
- Save and Prosper failed to inform the customer that a Savings element attached to Life Cover may not have been the best option for them.
Have Save and Prosper mis-sold you your Whole of Life Policy?
You may have been mis-sold your Whole of Life Policy by Save and Prosper if any of the following is relevant to you:
- I did not ask Save and Prosper to set-up my whole of life policy.
- I was not advised by Save and Prosper that my Life Cover premiums could fluctuate.
- I was told by Save and Prosper that my Life Cover would pay the full amount on first death.
- Save and Prosper made me feel pressured into taking out the whole of life policy.
Your Entitlement
If any of the above comments are relevant, you could be entitled to:
- Refund of premiums paid to Save and Prosper for your whole of life policy.
- Compensation interest at 8% per annum of any compensation from the point of sale.
