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Top 10 reasons to consider Kick Out plans

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 07 February 2012

With the interest in Kick Out plans continuing to rise and the current market offering some of the highest rates ever from this type of investment, we give you 10 reasons which help to explain why K... Read more

Kick Out plans laid bare

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 07 February 2012

Kick Out plans were the real story of 2011, with a huge surge of interest that continues to keep pace. With such a wide variety of products available in the market, we take an in-depth look under th... Read more

What lies in store in 2012

Oliver Roylance-Smith / 10 January 2012

2011 has certainly been a year of strong themes which have dramatically shaped the market as well as the opportunities available for savers and investors. We take a look at what these have been and ... Read more

Self Invested Personal Pensions

SIPP - Self Invested Personal Pensions

ASelf Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) allows you to manage your investments for retirement.

A SIPP allows you to create your own pension fund via an easy-to-manage platform. It can incorporate all of your tax-efficient pension investments in one place to make them easier to manage.

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If you are new to pension investing or already have several pension plans in place, a SIPP allows you to take responsibility for how your pension portfolio is invested as you make provisions for your future.

A SIPP (Self Invested Personal Pension) offers much greater flexibility for a plan holder to dictate how their money is invested compared to a conventional personal pension scheme.

A SIPP can offer a wide choice of options including passive funds, exchange traded funds (ETFs), structured investments, cash deposits and investment funds.

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