Pensions Ombudsman London
The Pensions Ombudsman is a non-regulatory public body of United Kingdom that decides and investigates over complaints against pension schemes or grievance between the beneficiaries of pension schemes or their members, trustees, employers, scheme administrators and managers. These services of the Pensions Ombudsman are free of charge and every person is welcomed, who is facing any of these issues stated above. The main benefit of obtaining the services of Pensions Ombudsman is that they settle disputes without taking any side, so when a person approaches them this non-regulatory body deals with all parties fairly. Simply due to the reason that Pensions Ombudsman is an impartial and independent body that was formed under the Act of Parliament back in April 1991. Secretory of the State is responsible for the appointment of Pension Ombudsman and the Deputy.
Visit: Pensions Ombudsman Website
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Facilities & Services:
The Pensions Ombudsman along with his staff investigates complaints, concerning how various pension schemes are operating. These services can be acquired without paying Pensions Ombudsman a single penny. Moreover, anyone can take their services, who is facing a problem against people responsible for managing or running of pension schemes. The Pensions Ombudsman also considers a few issues related to participating employers and managers or trustees of pension schemes. -
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Organization Structure:
- Pensions Ombudsman
--- Deputy Pension Ombudsman
----- Staff of 35 people working under the Deputy -
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Operational Hours:
The Pensions Ombudsman opens from Monday to Friday and their operational hours begin at 9 am and ends at 5 pm each of the five business days in the week. -
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How to Contact:
The Pensions Ombudsman can be contacted by giving a call at the phone number or by sending an email on the address stated below in case of a query.
Contact: +44 20 7630 2200
Email: enquiries@pensions-ombudsman.org.uk -
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Location:
11 Belgrave Road, City of Westminster, SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom. -
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How to Get to Pensions Ombudsman:
By Tube
Victoria tube station lies about 0.3 miles away from the Pensions Ombudsman work place. This gap can be easily bridged in 7 minutes by walk roughly. Southwest will be the course that a patron will chose after coming out of Victoria tube station by heading onto Wilton Road/A202 towards Terminus Pl and continue to follow Wilton Road. Then, turn right onto Gillingham Street from where turn left onto Eccleston Square/A3213 and continue to follow A3213, soon patron will find the destination on the left. View Map
By Bus
Warwick Way (Stop T) is a bus stop that is near about 0.2 miles away from the work place of the Pensions Ombudsman. This journey can be covered on foot in roughly 3 minutes, which makes this bus stop nearest than the rest. Bus number 24 will take the visitors to Warwick Way (Stop T) from where they need to head out in the northwest course on Wilton Road towards Gillingham Street. Turn left onto Gillingham Street from Wilton Road and then, turn left onto Eccleston Square/A3213 in order tp continue onto A3213. Soon visitors will see the destination on their left side.
