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Not all of these services are regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

SIPPs are variants on personal pensions in which the investor has greater flexibility in the choice of investments. They are particularly attractive to wealthy individuals and the directors of companies.

They are best suited to those able to make large contributions because charges tend to be fee-based - meaning the greater the contribution you make, the less impact in percentage terms the charges will have on the growth of your pension fund.

A large number of stockbrokers and investment managers offer SIPPs. They are complex instruments, and you should take advice from an expert financial advisor before making any decision. It may be that the best solution for you is to start with one vehicle, then convert it at a particular time in your career to take advantage of another. Please fill in the enquiry form.

 
 
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Warning:
Past performance is not necessarily a guide to the future, since unit prices depend directly on the value of the underlying investments, and prices and any income derived from them can fall as well as rise. Where a fund invests in overseas securities, the unit price may rise and fall purely on account of exchange rate fluctuations. Where a fund is invested in property, the value of property is generally a matter of the valuer's opinion rather than fact. As a result, investors may not get back the full amount invested, especially if they withdraw in the early years.

It should be remembered that any liability to tax is dependent on individual circumstances, and levels and bases of, and relief from, taxation are subject to future changes.

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