FCA: 13% claim to have been mis-sold by their adviser

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One in eight people who received financial advice in the past 12 months claim to have been mis-sold an investment or pension product, according to a wide-ranging consumer survey by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

In its Financial Lives Survey 2017 the FCA interviewed 13,000 people about their personal finances and found 13% of those who received advice in the past 12 months believed their financial adviser ...

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