US EditionMartin Lewis issues WASPI compensation alert as he warns 'don't fall for it'
- Martin Lewis warns women born in the 1950s about fraudulent compensation websites appearing recently.
- Opportunists exploit the lack of a government compensation scheme following state pension age changes affecting these women.
- Bogus sites ask for personal information like bank details and birth certificates, sometimes claiming connection to Mr Lewis.
- WASPI chairwoman Angela Madden reports the group "has fielded dozens of queries from women".
- WASPI urges vigilance against these scams, stating only the UK Government would announce any official compensation.
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Martin Lewis gives scam warning about DWP state pension changes
Martin Lewis is warning about scams which prey on women affected by state pension changes
·County Durham, United Kingdom
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DWP scammers are preying on WASPI women - and it's the government's fault
Thousands of women from the WASPI (Women Against State Pension Inequality) campaign have been warned about a dangerous rise in scams targeting them, exploiting their hopes for Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) compensation over changes to the state pension age. Martin Lewis, a well-known BBC and ITV personality and financial expert, has sounded a stark “criminal” alert to those affected, urging caution and vigilance against these fraudulent…
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