If an investment was mis-sold to you, this means you purchased it after receiving inaccurate or negligent financial advice. The risks of the investment were maybe not explained or you were not given all the information to make an informed decision. The result is ending up with an unsuitable product for your needs.

Mis-selling as it happens in the financial industry can be done by independent financial advisors, brokers, bank representatives, or even other salespersons dealing in financial services or products. According to the Financial Conduct Authority, financial services should be sold to you in a transparent, fair, and non-misleading manner.

These professionals are required to work in the best interest of their clients and advise accordingly. All potential risks should be outlined before selling the investment.

If you have lost money or believe you were given negligent investment advice, it is possible to recuperate some money with a claim. However if the legitimate investment has not performed and you had been informed about the risk, you can not claim.

Below are some of the most common investments in the UK which could lead to a mis-sold investment claim:

You could be eligible to make a mis-sold investment claim if:

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