PPML's SIPP site gets a makeover

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Personal Pensions Management Ltd has re-designed its website about SIPPs in the hopes it will provide its business partners and their clients with further information about the products.

The pension administrator, which is a subsidiary of Winterthur Life UK, has designed the site to work as a enyclopaedia for SIPPs. PPML's site aims to answer questions about pension products and includes a detailed glossary of pension terms, facts and figures, technical news and views, rules and regulations. Furthermore, it also provides a wide range of information on topics such as investment in property, choosing a SIPP or Income Drawdown plan, income flexibility, and permitted investments, PPML explains. John Moret, director of PPML says: "Our new website has been designed with ...

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