Have you ever had an FSAVC Pension with Bank of Ireland?

You could be owed £1,000s in compensation if Bank of Ireland mis-sold your FSAVC!

You may have been mis-sold your FSAVC Pension by Bank of Ireland if any of the following statements are relevant to you:

  • I didn't ask Bank of Ireland to set-up my FSAVC.
  • Bank of Ireland led me to believe that my employer would pay into my FSAVC.
  • Bank of Ireland gave me advice that my FSAVC would give me a bigger pension pot upon retirement.
  • I wasn't advised by Bank of Ireland that I would be choosing the funds myself and that I was responsible for its performance.
  • I felt pressured by Bank of Ireland to take out my FSAVC.

Start your Bank of Ireland FSAVC Pension claim

You don't need to use a claims management company to assess your eligibility to make a claim(s). You are free to seek advice elsewhere and are able to proceed with your claim(s) yourself. If your claim isn't successful you can refer it to the financial ombudsman service (FOS). Alternatively, if the firm you wish to complain to are no longer trading, you can present your claim to the financial services compensation scheme.

Step 1

Complete our simple "Bank of Ireland FSAVC Pension" claim form above

Step 2

We'll give you a call to discuss your "Bank of Ireland FSAVC Pension" claim & to determine if you're eligible

Step 3

Receive pre-filled forms to sign and return to us

Step 4

Sit back and relax while we process your "Bank of Ireland FSAVC Pension" claim and retrieve your refund

Many customers have been mis-sold their Free Standing Additional Voluntary Contribution "FSAVC" by Bank of Ireland; customers were misled about their Pension Pot that was running alongside their Occupational Pension Scheme. Most customers were informed by Bank of Ireland that their FSAVC would increase their pension pot when it came to their retirement, unfortunately this was not the case.

If you believe you have been mis-sold your FSAVC from Bank of Ireland start you claim by completing the form above. We will also claim an "Added Years Bonus".

How did Bank of Ireland mis-sell FSAVC pensions?

  • Bank of Ireland may not have made their customers aware that their FSAVC Pension will not be contributed by their employer.
  • Bank of Ireland may not have made their customers aware that they would be choosing the funds for the FSAVC Pension.
  • Bank of Ireland may not have made their customers aware about the chance of purchasing "Added Years".
  • Bank of Ireland may not have made their customers aware that any fees & charges that their FSAVC Pension incurred.

If my FSAVC pension claim against Bank of Ireland is successful, what am I entitled to?

  • A redress to put you back in the position had you been given the correct advice from Bank of Ireland.
  • A redress of the difference if you had the chance to purchase "Added Years" from Bank of Ireland.
  • Compensation interest at 8% per annum on the above sums.

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