Suffolk Life SIPP business up 10%

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Suffolk Life says new applications for SIPPs have grown 10% in the first three months of the year.

The firm says the growth is partly due to its MasterSIPP product, which is meeting investor demand for self-invested protected rights. Applications for SIPPs grew 10% compared with the first quarter of 2007 and over a third of new MasterSIPP applications included protected rights, according to Suffolk Life. Sales including self-invested funds administered for insurance company partners exceeded 850, the highest ever figure for a single quarter. John Moret, director of sales and marketing at Suffolk Life, comments: “We are delighted to see that demand for our Suffolk Life MasterSIPP conti...

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