SIPPs are 'gateway drug to bad investments' - steelworkers' solicitor
Pension Debate III
Self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs) are the "gateway drug to bad investments", Clarke Willmott solicitor Philippa Hann has warned.
Hann, who is representing a number of British Steel workers who transferred their pensions with Active Wealth UK, told delegates at Pension Debate III of her reservations about the pensions wrapper...
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