Stadia Trustees launches Ipswich SIPP

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Stadia Trustees has launched a SIPP with Ipswich Building Society, which will provide access to a wide range of investment vehicles.

The offering is open to investors across the UK, though it is mainly aimed at networks and financial advisers based in East Anglia. Investors can access investments in land & commercial property, deposit accounts, unit trusts and traded endowments. There is a minimum deposit of £1000 and a one-off all-inclusive fee on the SIPP. Regularly monitored rates of interest range from 2% to 3.25%, and the package includes full open market access to discretionary fund managers, share dealing platforms and fund trading platforms. Investors with no experience of share trading must pass a quest...

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