Is this 'end of the road' for FOS challenges after Court of Appeal rules on Options SIPP?
There may 'still be room' for firms to challenge complaints
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There may 'still be room' for firms to challenge complaints
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My reporting life at Money Marketing can be summed up in two words: defined benefit pensions and Sipps. The latter was shaped by the Carey Pensions court case that dragged on for more than four years.
The Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal into the most consequential ruling to effect the Sipp industry in the past decade.
The cautionary tale of Carey Pensions As Carey seeks another court appeal, the never-ending Sipp drama is becoming more painful than Brexit. When will it stop? By Michael Klimes 15 Image credit: Shutterstock There is no immediate resemblance between Brexit and an obscure court case involving a Sipp provider. One is a national psychodrama that will define the direction of the country for generations. The other is a niche legal dispute that attracts the interest of oddball pension journalists: the Carey Pensions court case. But take a closer look and unusual parallels start to em...