If you received advice from Blue Infinitas Limited you may want to check if you should be claiming compensation for mis-selling

Blue Infinitas Limited were an advice company, based in Weston-Super-Mare. They advised clients on financial products such as, pension transfers.

Established in 2013, it was only a couple of years later in 2015 that they entered liquidation. 

SIPP Claims

The first complaint against the company was upheld by the FOS in 2015, with a second claim following in 2016.

These complaints involved advice to transfer into SIPPs and in particular the high-risk investments within the SIPPs. One of these cases involved Windermere Hydro Hotel which was an unregulated property fund.

In 2016 the FCA removed their authorisation altogether, meaning they could no longer provide regulated advice.

Over 400 Complaints  

In August 2016 it was reported that the FSCS had received over 400 complaints against Blue Infinitas Limited. The FSCS is a lifeboat organisation which, in the event of a regulated company going into default, steps in to pay compensation due to clients

What is Pension Mis-selling?

A majority of pension mis-selling cases occur as a result of poor, negligent or sometimes just plain greedy financial advice. If a regulated company or advisor has recommended a product or pension transfer that isn’t suitable for you or didn’t adequately explain the risks involved, this may be mis-selling. 

If you’d like to know if the advice you received may have been mis-sold, we may be able to help.

Get a free expert opinion

We offer a free assessment to help establish if the advice you received was suitable or not and if you have grounds to proceed with a claim for compensation.

Whilst each case is individual, as mis-selling specialists we know to look for certain signs that in our experience indicate that mis-selling may have happened.

Our assessment is free and there’s absolutely no obligation to use our service if you have case.