SIPPs Pensions Guide
What are Sipps?
Sipps stands for “self-invested personal pensions”. These are a ‘do-it-yourself’ form of pension that allows an individual to make his or her own investments into a personal pension pot.
But you don’t have to be an investment genius to have a Sipp. They’re great for:
- pulling a whole load of personal pensions together,
- having a wider variety of investments than in a normal personal pension including shares and commercial property
- giving you day to day control over the “big picture” such as moves from shares to cash or vice versa
- letting you into “income drawdown” – a way of having your tax free cake while keeping your pension invested. Income drawdown needs specialist help.
Read More on Sipps Pensions
What are Sipps?
What can you put into a SIPP pension?
Benefits and advantages of Sipps Pensions
Will I still have to buy an annuity?
Can it help me avoid inheritance tax?