Another SIPP provider suspends overseas property investments
Berkeley Burke SIPP Administration has revealed that it has stopped accepting overseas property into its self-invested personal pension (SIPP).
Berkeley Burke said a management decision was taken not to allow overseas property into its SIPP in December of last year. The move became effective on 12 January. Explaining the decision, Brad Kilbane,...
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