SIPP Basics
Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP)
A Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is a Registered Pension Scheme for the purposes of Section 150 of the Finance Act 2004, and is a product regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
The major difference between a SIPP and traditional pension plans is that you have a far greater degree of control and flexibility as to the type of investments you can make within your pension plan.
Montpelier Pension Administration Services take the view that any investment that is allowable by HMRC is allowable by them. This is not an attitude shared by all SIPP providers.
The major difference between a SIPP and traditional pension plans is that you have a far greater degree of control and flexibility as to the type of investments you can make within your pension plan.
For example allowable investments include:
- UK and overseas stocks and shares
- Unlisted shares
- Commercial property
- Real Estate Investment Trusts
- Unit Trusts
- Investment Trusts
- Open Ended Investment Companies (OEICs)
- Hedge Funds
- Insurance company funds
- Gilts and overseas securities
- Deposit accounts
- Cash
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