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Is it too late to pursue a mis-sold pension?
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We were able to contract out from 1987/1998, and NI contributions were sent to a personal pension plan set up by the company with Standard Life. I never remember it being called an Appropiate PPP, and the old paperwork refers to a Group PPP.Generically, it would have been an appropriate personal pension plan but providers often didn't use that terminology in their marketing.
You wouldn't have been able to pay into the ordinary rights section of the plan though. On the protected rights section could get the rebates. (until you left the DB scheme or after the rules changed in 2001).
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