Client feedback


Alex has helped in our dealings with other advisers using his experience of other schemes.
Angela Clayton ,
Accent Group
Expertise - independent - takes the strain off.
Kelly White,
Tussauds
​I would recommend them to anyone - I have dealt with a number of other independent trustee firms and would rate PSGS as the best. We are very happy with Mark and the service we get.
Julia Morton,
Camellia plc
We chose PSGS because of the experience of the team and the feel of the relationship seemed the right fit.
Paul Staniland,
Chair of Governance Committee, Kier Group Pension Trustees
They have helped us save much more and created a cohesive plan to de-risk whilst building an integrated pension team.
Sally-Anne Borrill,
T-Systems
Back in the day there was a large trustee board, with several independents (from the financial world) and the ex-Chairman of the company was offered the role as Chair of Trustees as a sweetener when he stepped down. Unionised company then divided - broad range of active members. They needed some expertise, consistency and leadership during this time. Wanted a serious/professional to lead and guide the trustees.
Dave Benstead ,
Diodes Zetex

Have you taken the pledge?

The Pensions Regulator has launched a new campaign calling on trustees, providers and administrators to do everything they can to protect scheme members from scammers. Pension scammers wreck lives and people can lose their entire life savings, but you can help.

What is the pledge and why should I do it?

When you pledge, you are committing to the following principles:

  • regularly warn members of the risk of scams
  • encourage those requesting cash drawdown to call The Pensions Advisory Service for free, impartial guidance
  • learn the warning signs of a scam and best practice for transfers by taking the new Trustee Toolkit module
  • take appropriate due diligence measures and document pension transfer procedures
  • clearly communicate concerns to members if high-risk transfers must be made
  • report concerns about a scam to the authorities and communicate this with the member.

Making the pledge will show your members and the pension industry that you are determined to tackle scams. Once you have pledged, you should take action to implement these principles and then self-certify that you're fully following them.

We’re all too aware that this is a very serious issue, and are looking to make the pledge to combat pension scams, and so can you.

 

 

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