Choosing the right SIPP partner

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Don't be taken for a ride when looking for the right SIPP provider. Stewart Dick goes through the issues advisers need to think about.

The popularity of the self-invested personal pension shows no signs of waning, as more and more investors seek to take control of their pension funds. But while choosing to set up a SIPP might seem appealing, the prospect of choosing the right provider can be a daunting one. In theory, an abundance of choice is a good thing, in reality it involves a great deal of research. The two most important factors that you should take into account when choosing a provider are absolute transparency and a clear commitment to the SIPP market. A good SIPP provider should be able to demonstrate tr...

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