SJP stops accepting British Steel pension transfer business

Will continue ongoing transfers

Hannah Godfrey
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St James's Place (SJP) has confirmed it will no longer be accepting transfer requests from members of the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS).

The advice giant has become the latest firm to close its doors to BSPS member transfer business. Advice firms located close to British Steel sites, such as Niche IFA in Prot Talbot, have closed their doors to new business because it could not keep up with demand.  An SJP spokesperson said: "St. James's Place has decided that we will no longer be accepting new transfer requests from members of the BSPS. "However, we will continue to complete those already in the pipeline, where a recommendation to transfer was made by a St. James's Place adviser prior to 8 December." Yesterday, T...

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