Unclaimed assets
Billions of pounds of unclaimed financial assets in the UK lie in old bank accounts, pensions, life assurance and investments – yet most are easy to reclaim. So whether the account is your own or an inheritance from a deceased relative or family member, sitting languishing without being claimed, it's worth spending ten minutes going through the following.
Unclaimed assets
Billions of pounds of unclaimed financial assets in the UK and worldwide lie in old bank accounts, pensions, life assurance and investments - yet most are easy to reclaim. Any account whether you're own or a deceased relatives', should be checked thoroughly to ensure there are no funds languishing in them gaining interest for the financial institution. These inactive funds are rightfully yours so reclaim them! In an attempt to claim any monies back, the services of a reputable Asset Recovery Agency such as Bank Complaints are essential. There is a considerable amount of money that has been left without claiming, some believe up to £400 million in old bank accounts alone, so much the Chancellor has plans for the cash! Anything accounts or policies over 15 years old are likely to go into a 'good causes' fund which the nation can use; whether you will think it they're good causes is highly debatable!
Though even if that happens, you should still be able to reclaim any of your old cash that's gone to it.
Institutions and policies where these unclaimed assets lie include but are not limited to: Banks and Building Societies, National Savings and Premium bonds, Occupational and Personal Pensions, Unit Trusts, Investment Trusts and life Insurance policies. As previously mentioned to fully investigate and recover any unclaimed funds, the services of a reputable Asset Recovery Agency are needed. Like the rest of the services we provide, asset recovery services performed by Bank Complaints are operated on a no-win, no fee service, which means you will not be liable to pay a penny until all unclaimed assets have been returned at which point our fee of 25% inclusive of VAT will apply. If you believe or even know that you have any money or policies (documentation or any information regarding the location of unclaimed assets would speed up the process and provide an invaluable point of reference) call Bank Complaints without delay, download our paper work for completion and see what we can do in reclaiming the assets that are legally yours. To conclude, do you really want the Government to inherit what is yours? Even if you can get it back, it will save time and effort to reclaim it from the financial institution prior to the Chancellor getting hold of it! Reclaiming money from any part of Government is a bureaucratic nightmare and sea of red tape. Help yourself; contact the specialists, contact Bank Complaints, your no-win, no fee Asset Recovery Agency.
There is a considerable amount of money that has been that has been left without claiming, some believe up to £400 million in old bank accounts alone, so much so the Chancellor has plans for the cash. Anything over 15 years old is likely to go into a 'good causes' fund which the nation can use; though even if that happens, you should still be able to reclaim any of your old cash that's gone to it.
Bank and Building Society Accounts.
National Savings and Premium Bonds.
Occupational and Personal Pensions.
Unit Trusts.
Investment Trusts.
Life Insurance Policies.
What we do and how we do it
How much does it cost?
Bank Complaints will work on a 'No-Win, No-Fee' basis which means that we will not take a penny off you until the agreed monies have been successfully refunded at which point our 25% inc VAT, fee will be due.
Recover missing assets
If you have or believe you have any money or policies as detailed above, (documentation or details regarding where and when you believe monies to be held can be invaluable) than Bank Complaints is able to offer professional advice on a no-win, no fee service so why not call us on 01803 782266, download our paperwork for completion or email us at assets@bankcomplaints.co.uk as it could be time to reclaim what is legally yours!
