Legal & General Reviews 6

TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

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Legal & General Group plc, commonly known as Legal & General, is a British multinational financial services company headquartered in London, United Kingdom.


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TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Do Not Take Out a Policy with this…

Do Not Take Out a Policy with this company. They will do anything to move the goalposts. Took out income protection to protect me from being off work. After 14 months of paying I found myself unable to attend work due to workplace conditions bullying aggressive management. I sent in all the paperwork needed and was then called to say could I have worked for another company and not have been off with the same anxiety . I don’t work for another company so how would I know , if I did how would I know? I have asked for a manager to call me and read through my whole contract to me step by step which I am waiting for and also cancelled my direct debit with immediate effect. I was told we can not tell you everything over the phone. I was generally I’ll thankfully feeling ok now but will continue posting on different forums until sorted but please DO NOT FALL FOR LEGAL AND GENERAL LIES.

March 31, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Institutionally Incompetent (in my opinion)

Oh the irony. ‘Find a company you can trust…’
Well if you have a brain and value your quality of life, and concern for your pension savings then I would avoid this company to ‘manage’ your pension or investments.
I have rarely, if ever, had dealings with a company showing such a level of ‘institutional incompetence’. Just think about that for a moment: a financial services company that, in my opinion, is ‘institutionally incompetent’ .
A financial services company where the transfer of funds and protecting your money is part of its raison d’etre, but where it can’t transfer your funds because there is a problem with its payment system - which apparently only affects one account - my account. Where, at the time of writing, it has already taken more than a week and there is still no resolution in sight; no Plan B. No Plan B to release and transfer your funds. Have you heard of CHAPS and BACS payments. No Plan B.
Where the staff appear to have no idea what they are doing. Where the senior colleagues are happy to leave it to the inexperienced colleagues to deal with the flak and fall-out.
Whilst I deal with ever increasing stress levels over my pension funds. Now more than one month since the account made the last payment, how much longer can I rely on my ever dwindling savings to meet my ever increasing bills.
And all the time there is Snr Antonio and his ‘senior team’ enjoying time away from the office grinning like Cheshire cats to work on business plans etc…
How about working on getting the basics right; you know, looking after your customers (yes those irritating people who provide your business with funds and help your bottom line); and being able to make funds transfers - or having a Plan B rather than leaving it to your junior colleagues to take the flak. They don’t get paid for the hassle, but you do.
Perhaps, you’ll be more comfortable dealing with your regulators - the FCA and/or the PRA. I can guarantee you one thing: you’ll be dealing with the Financial Ombudsman Service with regard to my complaint and the resulting cost for bringing the complaint.
As I’ve said, in my opinion, Institutional Incompetence. Zero stars Snr Antonio!

March 30, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This company are a bunch of thieves!

This company are a bunch of thieves, I was forced into a pension I wasn't aware I was paying until I realised and stopped it out of my wages. Trying to get my money back is virtually impossible. I don't work anymore due to cancer, a brain tumour and several other serious health issues. They want me to get my gp to fill in a form to declare I have these health issues this is at a cost of £45 (basically half of what they have of mine) which will have to come out of my pocket. They are theives they've sent me the wrong form for my gp which is for terminal illness only NOT just serious illness so I can't even go to my gp as I'm not terminally ill. I should have the right to get my money back I didn't agree this company steal out of my wages without my permission!

March 9, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

To the company a Critical illness cover…

To the company Legal and General a Critical illness cover should not be a hurdle that a customer has to climb. The customer should be supported with clear guidelines from the start of what medical records are needed to support their case. Secondly, GP dont write records for free, so pay them when they send their invoices or if you cant pay them, then instruct the client to pay them. GPs are also very busy, if you ask them to fill in a questionnaire once, dont keep repeating your request because they have not written it in a manner that you wish, they of course get annoyed and the client suffers. You should not base your decision on the evidence of a single professional who has spent in my case 15 minutes over 6 years with a client, whether he is aspecailist or not, 15 minutes should not take precedent over a GP that has been with the client for over 20 years. The NHS is over burden with demands so for your assesments why not pay a private hospital to carry out all the medical investigations required in a timely manner, this lengthy process allows medical conditions to get worse and misunderstood, it is also very stressfull, this is to be avoided especially when someone is ill. This leaves you exhausted and worse off than you were at the start. The client cannot tell the professionals what to write so when there is a difference in statements give the client a voice. Medical staff can make wrong assumptions they are human after all. Finally dont be insulting when giving a cimpensation, after many years of sufferring and many different communication with a range of case managers, a situation that should have taken a reasonanable amount of time when into a life sentence. People take out these policies for risks they are not aware of at the time, they dont take them out to become better off only to protect their standard of living in any eventuality that they are no longer able to carry out their occupation.

March 5, 2026
Unprompted review

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