Self-Invested Personal Pensions
Gain more flexibility as you save, invest, and build up your future retirement plan.
What is a SIPP?
Self-Invested Personal Pensions, or SIPPs, are in some respects similar to standard personal pensions. However, with SIPPs, you are given a much broader investment choice that can be managed with or without the help of a financial adviser. Flexibility and personalization are the main benefits of SIPPs.
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Investing in SIPPs - The Benefits
With self-invested personal pensions, you can manage and choose your investments, meaning that you can make changes and additions to your pension plan at any time. These are some of the wider investment options available for those who choose SIPPs:
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Company shares
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Collective investments (unit trusts and OEICs)
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Cryptocurrency holdings
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Investment trusts
SIPP Pension Regulations
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You control how often and how much you save.
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Multiple funding choices: regular contributions, lump-sum contributions, and employer contributions.
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SIPP contributions qualify for tax deductions.
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You can maintain a SIPP and workplace pension at the same time.
