Pensions firm Harsant has launched a new Self Invested Personal Pension (Sipp) targeted at young aspiring investors.
Harsant says its new Starter Sipp is designed for young entrepreneurs, successful business people and retiring individuals with smaller funds, wishing to take drawdown. Harsant says its Starter Sipp offers competitive start-up costs and annual fees, at £350 for members joining up, including all transfers and the establishment of a deed. An annual charge of £250 is available for funds with a 0% value, up to £25,000, while funds exceeding that amount up to £60,000 and 1% of a fund, incur an annual charge of £350. Any fund total above that reaches into Harsant’s premier Sipp, incurring...
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