AJ Bell scraps charges on bulks and models trades and junior SIPPs

'Simple but important change'

Sophie King
clock • 1 min read

AJ Bell Investcentre has removed the £1 dealing charge on trades executed through its Bulks and Models tool, as well as the establishment and annual administration charges for junior self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs).

The firm said scrapping the dealing charge would affect advisers running centralised investment propositions and would also apply to the platform's risk-targeted managed portfolio service (MPS). AJ Bell Investcentre marketing director Billy Mackay said the removal of the £1 dealing charge was a "simple but important change that will be welcomed by many advisers and clients using the platform". By removing the establishment fee for junior SIPPs, AJ Bell said clients would save £120 plus VAT, while the abolition of the annual administration charge on junior SIPPs would save clients up t...

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