Step 1: Initiate the Complaint
1. Complaint Submission: The first step in making a complaint about any aspect of our financial
product or service is to complete our complaints form. You can find the complaints form on
this page. This form will help us understand the nature of your concern, allowing us to take
steps to resolve the issue.
2. Prompt Acknowledgment: Upon submitting your complaint, you will receive an immediate
acknowledgment via email or confirmation page. This will include a unique reference
number for tracking the progress of your complaint.
Step 2: Investigation and Resolution
1 . Assigned Case Handler: Your complaint will be assigned to a dedicated case handler who will
be responsible for investigating and resolving the issue.
2. Investigation: Our team will thoroughly investigate your complaint, which may include
reviewing documentation and contacting relevant parties.
3. Regular Updates: You will be provided with regular updates on the progress of your
complaint, at least every ten business days.
4. Resolution: Once the investigation is complete, we will provide you with a final response,
addressing the concerns raised. If your case is complex, we have 8 weeks to provide a final
response, although we always aim to respond to all complaints promptly.
Step 3: Unsatisfied with Our Response
If you are not satisfied with our final response or resolution, you have the option to escalate your
complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS).
Step 4: Escalating to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS)
Contacting the FOS: To escalate your complaint to the FOS, please follow these steps:
complain to the FOS: https://www.fca.org.uk/consumers/how-complain
ombudsman.org.uk/make-complaint
FOS Process: The Financial Ombudsman Service will independently review your complaint and
provide a final decision. Please note that the FOS process is free of charge.
Complaint Outcome: You will receive a final response from the Financial Ombudsman Service,
which will conclude the complaint resolution process.
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