FSCS open to claims against Swansea advice firm ahead of possible default
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"If this comes to pass, it's a sad but sadly inevitable development" - Echelon Wealthcare's Alastair Rush.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) is open to receiving claims against Swansea-based adviser firm S&M Hughes, which trades as Crescent Financial.
Individuals are now able to submit complaints against the firm - which PA understands advised members of the British Steel Pension Scheme in relation to defined benefit transfers - ahead of a possible...
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