Turmoil 'boosting SIPP interest'
A J Bell's SIPPcentre adviser registrations have risen by 44% in the twelve months to September 2008, compared to the same period in 2007, as savers fear market volatility.
Registrations received in the last three months are 98% up on 2007 figures, the firm says. Current volatile market conditions had their part to play in the rise as they are forcing people to think more...
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