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Scottish Widows Demutualisation Payouts: £70 million still unclaimed!
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I cannot and will not say any more than "DO NOT GIVE UP" if you are certain you are entitled to claim - Settlements do happen !!!0
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They did eventually phone me back - as my pension was part of a company scheme (a company I no longer work for) I didn't have a choice in what happened back in 2000/1. The money was simply reinvested in the fund so I guess I'll see it eventually (tho it's not doing v well.:()
A lesson in keeping an eye on your finances and telling them when you move!!£5k+ since Jul 2008.0 -
Just wondered if anyone had heard anything back yet? I submitted online form 20th January but so far no response0
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butlinsmum wrote: »Just wondered if anyone had heard anything back yet? I submitted online form 20th January but so far no response
they are still working to a twelve week time scale so will be a while for you yet i'm afraid.
just keep hoping and waiting
best of luck"The darkness has no answers"0 -
Thanks Mad Bad, I submitted on the 27th January and was thinking the same thing!
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I submitted mine late February and followed it by post, special delivery (It's not that I don't trust Scottish Widows, it's..... ermmm I don't know how to finish that statement)
I got a letter today saying that I was sent a cheque for £2,515.65 which was cashed on 30th August 2000.
It was not. There is no way on this earth that I received a cheque for that amount then or at any other time, from SW or Lloyds.
I can remember phoning SW at the time and was told that I was not eligible.
So what is everyone doing about this?
My email is [EMAIL="rcleal@aol.com"]rcleal@aol.com[/EMAIL] - and I would be very interested in any routes to help me get my money from these crooks.0 -
You're doing better than me I submitted my claim end of January, and have not heard anything, time to send in a written response, I think. Did you move house during this period, I think that you will need to submit proof that you were not living at the address they sent the cheque to. You better read all the posts as a couple of people have also received this letter.
AMDDebt Free!!!0 -
Well I have just spoken to Scottish Widows and they are claiming that they sent me a cheque £3000k, which was cashed:eek:, I'm in total shock, obviously its now down to me investigate where the money went!!
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This is the first i have heard about this. How were people informed of what was happening. I have an endowment policy with them that i am about to cash in to pay my mortgage, would this qualify, given that i wasn't informed and that i am not phsycic could i still be entitled
Thanks for any advice0 -
This is the first i have heard about this. How were people informed of what was happening. I have an endowment policy with them that i am about to cash in to pay my mortgage, would this qualify, given that i wasn't informed and that i am not phsycic could i still be entitled
Thanks for any advice
Policyholder circulars went out in 2000 and if they didn't have your address they should have tried to find you.
Is it a joint life policy?0
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