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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Then it would seem that you may have been miss-sold a pension transfer, not the original PO pension.
That pension was a final salary scheme, and the Prudential one couldn't have been and certainly wasn't. 100,000's of final salary pensions were fraudulently transferred over into person pensions.
You have probably missed the deadline to make a claim. This link may help though:::::
http:// www.fin ancial- ombudsm an.org. uk/publ ication s/ombud sman-ne ws/33/r eview-3 3.htm
I can enlarge on the differences between final salary pension scheme, and private pension if you wish....just ask !
That pension was a final salary scheme, and the Prudential one couldn't have been and certainly wasn't. 100,000's of final salary pensions were fraudulently transferred over into person pensions.
You have probably missed the deadline to make a claim. This link may help though:::::
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I can enlarge on the differences between final salary pension scheme, and private pension if you wish....just ask !
Then you were lied to in 1987 !
In 1987, your Royal Mail/Post Office pension WAS a final salary scheme....no other type of pension scheme was in existence at the time within the Company.
You will need to return to the Prudential and make a claim for miss-selling. But as this was now 30 years ago, Prudential may reject your claim....see my link above.
In that case, you will have to complain to the Ombudsman. But even that may not succeed, as such a long time has gone by since you were first miss-sold the pension.
In 1987, your Royal Mail/Post Office pension WAS a final salary scheme....no other type of pension scheme was in existence at the time within the Company.
You will need to return to the Prudential and make a claim for miss-selling. But as this was now 30 years ago, Prudential may reject your claim....see my link above.
In that case, you will have to complain to the Ombudsman. But even that may not succeed, as such a long time has gone by since you were first miss-sold the pension.
here is the page from the site
http:// www.fin ancial- ombudsm an.org. uk/publ ication s/ombud sman-ne ws/33/r eview-3 3.htm
start off with the pru
they should have written to you about this around 15 20 years ago
and yes you shouldnt have transferred out of the PO
as you would lose the employers contribution
which would have been substantial
( altho I have to say the compensation I got for a missold endowment was absolute peanuts)
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start off with the pru
they should have written to you about this around 15 20 years ago
and yes you shouldnt have transferred out of the PO
as you would lose the employers contribution
which would have been substantial
( altho I have to say the compensation I got for a missold endowment was absolute peanuts)