Glasgow IFA to compensate client over SIPP transfer and carbon credit investment
FOS decision
Cowley & Miller Independent Financial Service has been asked to compensate a client following unsuitable advice to transfer a client’s pension to a SIPP and invest in unregulated carbon credits.
Mr M, as referred to by the ombudsman, was recommended by the Glasgow-based firm to switch his stakeholder pension to a self-invested personal pension (SIPP) in 2012. He was then told to invest the full...
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