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Manage your own pension investments.
If you understand the markets and are comfortable in managing your own investments, then who better to run your pension than you?
A Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) puts you in control and gives you the freedom to build your own individual pension to fit your circumstances. And our SIPP Dealing account, in conjunction with your chosen SIPP Trustee/Administrator, gives you the flexibility to decide what to invest in and when, switching your investments to react to changing markets and your individual needs.
Please bear in mind that:Important news: Selftrade has become a bank with deposit taking permissions granted by the Financial Services Authority. This marks an extension of Selftrade’s execution-only stock broking service, which remains at the heart of the Selftrade business.
Selftrade’s Terms and Conditions have therefore changed.
When you open a SIPP Dealing account, your SIPP Trustee will decide whether cash balances in this account are held as Client Money or as a Deposit with Selftrade.
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Please ensure you read and understand the Investment Risk Warnings and other important information
A SIPP won't be appropriate for everyone. But if you've investment experience, or the time and interest to manage your own investments, it can be well worth considering.
As with any investments, you should bear in mind that all investments should be regarded as for the long term, that their value can go down as well as up, and that you could get back less than you invested. Any yield is variable and not guaranteed. Once in a pension your money is only accessible, in general, from age 55. If you have any doubts, we recommend you seek independent financial advice.
If you have the option of joining an employer's occupational pension scheme now, or in the future, or a pension to which your employer will contribute, you should consider joining it or making any additional contributions to it. Before transferring you should also check that you will not lose any valuable benefits including Guaranteed Annuity Rates, guaranteed investment returns or membership rights which your policy may include. A SIPP may attract higher charges than a Stakeholder Pension. However, it does off offer greater investment choice, flexibility and active management. It is essential that you take professional advice on a SIPP product.
You can find our more about a SIPP with our free guide, written in conjunction with Investors Chronicle.
Please remember: The value of investments may fall as well as rise and you may get back less than you originally invested. Limited liability instruments mean that you cannot lose more than you have invested. The risks associated with different instruments will vary: you should choose investments appropriate to your needs and consider your overall mix of different investment types.
Learn more about setting up and managing a SIPP in our online webinars.
How much should you be adding to your pension in order to achieve the income you want in retirement?
Use our handy Pension Calculator to work it out, based on the value of your pension to date and other factors.
Please note that not all investments are available in all account types.