Self Invested Personal Pensions
These are personal pension plans where the holder chooses direct investments such as shares, investment trusts, unit trusts, gilts or commercial property, rather than an insured fund with the insurance company. There are clear guidelines for permitted investments, and the sole objective must be to provide benefits for the plan holder. These must be taken between the ages of 50 and 75.
One of the key benefits of using a pension 'wrapper' to purchase commercial property(s) or shares is that on sale or disposal there are no capital gains tax or inheritance tax liabilities. Scheme borrowing is permitted to facilitate a property purchase. Two or more SIPP holders can band together for joint purchases.
- SIPP Property Purchase
- SIPP Phased Retirement
- Income Drawdown
For more details of our services, please use the Contact Us section and state your requirements there. We will then contact you to arrange for an initial discussion, at our expense, based on your circumstances. Meanwhile, the following may provide a taster for you:


