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SEB – DESTROYING LIFE SAVINGS

SEB – DESTROYING LIFE SAVINGS – accepting business and investment instructions from unlicensed scammers. SEB Life International Assurance offers so-called life assurance policies to expats living in Spain. SEB claim that their policies are straightforward and help investors to construct investment portfolios specifically to individual needs. The truth is, life assurance policies with SEB destroy life

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Pension Life blog - OMI sues Leonteq dues to undisclosed commission fee´s

OMI SUES LEONTEQ over undisclosed commissions

A fine journalist at International Investment reports that Old Mutual International is taking legal action against Leonteq.  She reports that this action is being taken on the basis that Leonteq lied about commissions paid to advisers for using high-risk structured notes. This news is, of course, very welcome news – especially if it succeeds in securing

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Say NO to structured notes for pensions! - Pension Life. Commerzbank, RBC, Nomura and Leonteq are among the rogue providers of these toxic, illiquid investments which should not be used for pensions.

Say NO to structured notes for pensions!

Structured notes – say NO to them if an adviser wants to invest your pension in them.  They are high-risk investments which are for professional investors ONLY – and not for ordinary retail investors  – especially pensions. Say NO to structured notes for pensions! Structured notes have been used as pension investments for some years. 

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Continental Wealth Management financial advisory firm closes 29.9.17

CONTINENTAL WEALTH MANAGEMENT – PREMIER PENSION SOLUTIONS’ SISTER CO

Continental Wealth Management (CWM) was a financial advisory firm based on the Costa Blanca in Spain.  Headed up by Darren Kirby, there were – until earlier in 2017 – 35 people working at the firm.  The firm claimed to have £50 million worth of assets under management and around 500 clients.  The firm closed down

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