SIPPs

A Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is a flexible pension option that offers greater control over your investments. This type of pension plan allows you to choose where your pension money is invested, from a wide range of options including shares, bonds, commercial property, and other assets. SIPPs are ideal for individuals who are more experienced with managing their investments and want greater control over their retirement savings.

How It Works

With a SIPP, you make contributions to your pension, which are invested in assets of your choice. These investments have the potential to grow over time, helping to build your pension fund. SIPPs are highly flexible, allowing you to switch investments as needed, giving you the ability to respond to changing markets or personal circumstances.

Because of the flexibility and control SIPPs offer, they are typically more suitable for experienced investors who want to take an active role in managing their pension.

Key Benefits
  • Greater Control: SIPPs provide you with more control over where your pension is invested, offering a wider range of investment options compared to standard pension schemes.
  • Flexible Investment Choices: Invest in a variety of assets, including shares, bonds, and commercial property, allowing you to tailor your pension to your specific goals.
  • Active Management: With a SIPP, you can actively manage your pension investments, adjusting your strategy as markets and personal circumstances change.

The flexibility of a SIPP allows you to spread the risk, especially if some investments perform badly. However, these do tend to have higher costs than a standard pension and active management is essential to maximise the benefits of the wider investment choice on offer. For these reasons, they will not be suitable for everybody and generally only those who are fairly experienced at actively managing their investment should consider this type of investment.

The value of a pension with St. James’s Place will be directly linked to the performance of the funds selected and may fall as well as rise. You may get back less than the amount invested.

The levels and bases of taxation and reliefs from taxation can change at any time. Tax relief is dependent on individual circumstances.

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