Full SIPP
The Alliance Trust Savings Full SIPP is an extremely flexible self-invested personal pension which allows investment in all areas permitted by HM Revenue & Customs, from equities to commercial property
We are not currently accepting applications for new Full SIPPs. This is to allow us to focus on strengthening the administration service we provide to our existing Full SIPP pension members and we will remain closed to new Full SIPP members until the completion of our improvement work. This does not affect existing Full SIPP members and we will continue to provide a full and comprehensive service to all our clients. We greatly value our existing clients and aim to improve the service we provide.
Our Select SIPP, which represents approximately 50% of our pensions business, and our Stocks and Shares ISA, Cash ISA, Investment Dealing and First Steps Accounts remain open to all new business and are unaffected by these decisions. Our Select range of products services approximately 50,000 clients (as at 30 October 2008).
For Client Service enquiries contact: 01382 573 600 |
Key benefits at a glance:
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Full HM Revenue & Customs permitted investment choice |
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The Full SIPP is not tied to any fund manager or insurance company |
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Allows borrowing in line with HMRC restrictions, which are currently 50% of the net value of the pension fund for any investment purpose |
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Benefits paid via income drawdown, with the option to obtain benefits on a phased basis |
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Contributions accepted from employers, employees/directors, the self-employed and even those without earnings |
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Receive transfer values from most other pension arrangements |
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No duplication of the charges of any appointed investment manager |
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Member-agreed Adviser Remuneration paid directly from the fund by way of a simple process |
Risk Warnings
Please remember the value of investments and any income from them can go up or down and you may not get back the amount you invested. All investments carry an element of risk which may differ significantly and if you are unsure as to the suitability of any particular investments, you should seek professional financial advice.
You should remember that the amount of tax relief depends on your individual circumstances and that the beneficial tax treatment of SIPPs may not continue in the future. |
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See Also
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Full SIPP Literature
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Investment Choice
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 Interest Rates Table
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Important Information
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Order Handling Policy
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Conflicts of Interest Policy
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