MoneyManagement SUPPLEMENT 01 September 2008 >> SIPPs

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SIPPs survey

SIPPs are renowned for their ability to hold any permissible investment as part of a pension, but their opaque charging structures can leave investors and advisers confused. Jo Dymock sheds a little light on the subject

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Shopping for SIPPs

Given the recent debate over charges and pricing, John Moret, sales and marketing director at Suffolk Life, looks at what should be considered when hunting for the ideal SIPP.

Proceed with caution

With an increasing number of variant products being launched into the SIPP market, Chris Smeaton, propositions and ecommerce manager at James Hay, weighs up the pros and cons

Online options

With the UK electronic SIPP market rapidly growing, it is becoming increasingly difficult to know when an eSIPP is the right choice. Chris Smeaton, propositions and ecommerce manager at James Hay, considers the options

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