Fraud Victims United is a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting victims of fraud and advocating for systemic change on behalf of all victims. Initially, our website serves as a hub of knowledge, support, and guidance. As we grow, we aim to expand our services to include helplines, counselling, and prevention programs.

No, Fraud Victims United does not campaign on individual cases or engage in naming and shaming of individuals. Our focus is on supporting victims, running prevention programs, and advocating for government change on their behalf.

Initially, our website serves as a hub of knowledge, support, and guidance. As we grow, we aim to expand our services to include helplines, counselling, and prevention programs. Our goal is to empower victims to navigate the complexities of fraud and rebuild their lives with confidence.

We are initially campaigning for improved support services for victims. We are also calling for fair tax treatment for fraud victims. We believe that systemic changes are essential to creating a more resilient and just system for fraud victims. 

You can support our mission by spreading awareness, volunteering your time or expertise, or making a donation to help us continue our work in supporting victims, running prevention programs, and campaigning for change. 

Our name, Fraud Victims United, reflects our vision of leveraging the power of our sporting supporters to create a united team for victims to raise money and campaign for change together. It's about uniting together for a shared cause. 

At present, we focus on victims of pension and investment fraud only. However, we hope to expand our services to all types of fraud victims over time.

We provide victims with guidance, resources, and a platform to voice experiences. We can also connect them with experts, including fraud specialists, legal advisors, and clinical psychologists, to aid in their recovery and rebuilding process.

We are currently an unincorporated organisation manned entirely by volunteers. However, we hope to become a registered charity in the near future.

No, all our volunteers work on an unpaid basis. Nobody makes any money from this organisation.

No, we do not have any political bias or leaning. Our sole focus is on supporting victims and advocating for their rights, regardless of political affiliations.

We campaign for support for all victims of suspected and confirmed fraud. Our mission is to drive systemic changes that provide a fair and just system for all victims. We do not investigate individual cases but work to create an environment where victims can receive the support they need.

Our primary objectives are to:

Advocate for systemic changes to better support fraud victims.

Push for reforms in HMRC’s handling of fraud-related tax liabilities.

Provide clear and consistent guidance and support to victims on our website.

Campaign for independent inquiries into the harm and trauma caused to historical victims.

Ensure law enforcement priorities and prevention. 

You can get involved by volunteering, spreading awareness, and supporting our campaigns. Donations and partnerships are also welcome to help us achieve our goals.

Our work is crucial because it addresses the significant gaps in support for fraud victims. By advocating for systemic changes and providing direct support, we aim to prevent future fraud, ensure justice, and help victims recover and rebuild their lives.

Our organisation comprises a dedicated team of volunteers, including victims of fraud, fraud experts, senior policing experts, top lawyers, financial and tax experts, clinical psychologists, and others. We are united in our mission to support victims and drive meaningful change.

Our long-term goals include becoming a registered charity, continuing to advocate for victims' rights, driving systemic changes to prevent fraud, and expanding our support services to reach more victims.

For more information or to get involved, please contact us or visit our campaigns and support pages. Together, we can make a significant impact and create a more just and supportive financial system.