Scot Eq offers group Sipp

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Aegon Scottish Equitable has launched a group Sipp offering access to almost 1,000 funds from 43 fund managers. It is designed as a flexible option for advisers, allowing them to use online valuations as well as the Morningstar research and evaluation tool to construct portfolios. Regular contributions are built up in the insured fund and can move to the self-invested element as soon as it reaches £50,000. At that point a maximum of £25,000 can be transferred, so long as £25,000 remains in the insured fund. Single contributions and transfers can be paid directly into the self-invested elem...

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