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So the council introduced the Solar Saver program. Solar panel companies, because their products require lengthy, professional installation, are tested a bit differently than other categories on CNET. He insisted: 'All transfer applications are subject to the requirements of the NHS Pension Scheme regulations and over-arching pension legislation, including confirmation of the registered pension scheme status with HMRC. Their brochure was glossy and professional, but the thing that clinched it was that they were quoting an HMRC registration number. Letters from the company to potential clients prominently displayed the registered number from HMRC, which many victims saw as a 'veneer of legitimacy'. It also appears on letters organising the transfer of pension funds to the Westminster scheme which an Insolvency Service investigation later found in 2016 had misled the 79 members who invested over £3.3million. Premier Pension Transfers, for which Mr Ward was the registered secretary, director and sole shareholder, was named in letters administering the transfer of funds to the Capita Oak pension scheme, including those that lost their cash in the rogue scheme now being investigated by the Serious Fraud Office. In fact most victims not only lost all their cash but are now facing tax bills because the scheme broke tax laws.

Many also face huge tax bills after he encouraged them to sign up to schemes that broke HMRC laws. You don't expect people involved in dishonest schemes to be registered with HMRC and it made them seem to me to be legitimate. Mr Ward also advised savers and helped some of the transfers into the now defunct Continental Wealth Management in which hundreds of people lost up to £25million after putting their money into high-risk investment schemes that paid huge commissions. Thankfully for Mr Baldwin in the end he was able to borrow from family and friends to pay the bill, and is now paying off the £25,000 he owed. Incredibly, his disastrous role in the London Quantum scheme came at around the same time that he was an adviser on the 2014/15 Taxation of Pensions Bill, having previously been a Government expert on other financial matters. A police officer whose £112,077 pension disappeared in the London Quantum scheme, said: 'It's very frustrating that it was allowed to happen time after time especially by someone advising the Government on pensions. (Image: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9e/Martin_Firrell_public_art_text_for_the_300th_anniversary_of_the_topping_out_of_St_Paul2C_London_2008.jpg)

Mr Ward was an introducer and promoter of one of the Ark schemes, one of the first pension liberation scams in 2010-11. He was later involved in transferring victims' funds to the Capita Oak and Westminster schemes in which hundreds of people lost millions of pounds. Despite having registered the scheme in the first place, HMRC is now demanding he repay the £5,000 he received. But they were the ones that registered the scheme which is the only reason I signed up to it in the first place. Former printer Mark Baldwin, from Westcliff-on-Sea in Essex, was hounded at his home by HMRC bailiffs after he lost £60,000 to the Ark scheme. HMRC say I've had an unauthorised payment out of my pension. Mr Ward also wrote the Tolley's Pension Taxation manual - described as the bible of the pensions industry - for 2015/16 and 2016/17 and contributed to pension textbooks for the Institute of Financial Services. Together, they contributed to over 9,000 MW of capacity installed and over 7,000 MW of Operations & Maintenance, mainly in the North Sea. An energy saving device is any type of tool, appliance, or smart device that can be installed in your home to help with efficiency.

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