Voorbeelden van mis-selling

• In this sense, a substantial proportion of those lacking access to an occupational pension scheme appear to be victims of mis-selling too.

• Moreover, the lessons of the mis-selling scandal of 1989-1992 do not seem to have been taken on board.

• An unexpectedly large number of occupational pension scheme members were persuaded to switch to a personal pension in circumstances likely to provide poorer benefits - the notorious mis-selling of personal pensions.

• We use the term 'mis-selling' here to refer to personal pension take-up by those who were apparently ill-advised to do so in view of their low earnings or older age.

• I am sorry to say that there has been very little done about mis-selling.

• It is outrageous that many companies have sought to pay their pension mis-selling compensation out of the orphan assets.

• I want the full panoply of conditions and constraints to be used to raise the game in relation to doorstep and telephone mis-selling.

• They benefited from mis-selling, but have fled the scene.

• I realise that there is a background of mis-selling in the pensions industry and among some independent financial advisers.

• Until the problem is tackled and financial advisers are rewarded for their advice as much as for what they sell, mis-selling is bound to continue.

• More than a quarter are about providers not complying with the rules of the scheme, mis-selling or potential fraud.

• If a private company was involved, it would be regarded as mis-selling.

• If anyone were advised to do that it would be blatant mis-selling, far worse than any scandal we have seen in any other area.

• It will look particularly at marketing material, collusion between managers of split funds and mis-selling by advisers.

• We receive occasional representations about the mis-selling of endowment policies.