Financial Ombudsman Service sets ambitious targets for case resolution in 2025/26
3 April 2025
We will address significant demand and improve the efficiency of our case resolution processes, according to plans for the year ahead published today.
The FCA has today launched a consultation about redress and the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS). BSPS members do not need to wait for the outcome of the FCA consultation to complain, they can continue to get in touch with the Financial Ombudsman directly.
The FCA has published a consultation on proposals for a redress scheme for members of the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS). The full consultation and how to submit a response can be found on the FCA website.
The Financial Ombudsman Service has worked closely with the FCA and other regulatory bodies to share information and insight about complaints involving the British Steel Pension Scheme and we will continue to do so to ensure that any proposals for a redress scheme will be as effective and efficient as possible.
Members of the British Steel Pension Scheme who want to make a complaint do not need to wait for the outcome of the consultation, they can complain now about the advice they received. If you have a complaint about the scheme you can read more about making a complaint about the BSPS on our dedicated information page, you can also find out how to do so within the time limits for making a complaint. If you are not sure what to do, or are worried about how long you have to complain, contact us directly and we can help you get started .
You can find information about what to expect when you make a complaint to the Financial Ombudsman and details about compensation we can award.
3 April 2025
We will address significant demand and improve the efficiency of our case resolution processes, according to plans for the year ahead published today.
1 April 2025
From 1 April 2025, professional representatives will be charged £250 to refer a case to our service due to our new charging regime.
24 March 2025
A lack of awareness from firms about Scotland’s Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS) could be negatively impacting consumers in Scotland, the Financial Ombudsman Service has warned this Debt Awareness Week.