Thinking about investing in Australian land? Think twice!
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Neglect Assist has featured in influential financial website The Money Magpie with regards to a warning about investing in Australian land.
The article explains how… “Neglect Assist, a law firm which specialises in protecting people who have lost money following negligent financial advice, have had two of their clients stung by these schemes.
Neglect Assist, a law firm which specialises in protecting people who have lost money following negligent financial advice…
One client was offered a ‘Green Oil Investment’ scheme which involved putting in a minimum of £10,000 to purchase a defined area of plantation where trees were being grown to produce bio-fuel.
The investor was to receive rental payments for either five or eight years and they then would sell back the land.
Another one of NeglectAssist’s clients invested £30,000 in Australian farmland after being told it was a low risk investment…”
You can read the full article here –
http://www.moneymagpie.com/columns/thinking-about-investing-in-australian-land-think-twice
We are a firm of solicitors who specialise in negligence law with over 20 solicitors dedicated to this area. We have pioneered the use of “No Win, No Fee” Agreements in negligence law since their introduction in the 1990s. We only take cases on if we are able to offer a “No Win, No Fee” Agreement. Furthermore, the insurers who pay our clients compensation are also obliged under English Law to pay our legal costs on top and therefore, usually from the onset of the case, we can confirm with our clients that, if unsuccessful, they will pay nothing.
Have you suffered financial losses on a SIPP operated by a SIPP operator? If so, then you may have grounds for bringing a No Win No Fee claim.
Some SIPP operators have entered into dealings with third party advisers who are not authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority to give pension or investment advice. This is despite their regulatory body publishing alerts and giving warnings against such actions.
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