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SIPP Benefits and Risks

Benefits of the Killik & Co SIPP

  • There is no initial SIPP set up fee and our annual SIPP charge is in the form of a flat custody charge on each security held, and is not calculated as a percentage of the overall value of the SIPP.
  • The Killik & Co SIPP pension arrangement will permit the holding of Protected and non Protected Rights.
  • The Killik & Co SIPP retirement options offer Unsecured Pension (USP) and Alternatively Secured Pension (ASP).
  • SIPP clients will be able to deal in most funds with up to 7.5% discount on their initial price.

 

Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) benefits

  • This wide variety of pension investment options gives you the opportunity and flexibility to have a truly diversified portfolio.
  • Personal pensions provided by insurance companies traditionally have a much more limited range of funds available for pension investment.
  • SIPPs provide great flexibility when it comes to taking retirement benefits including going into drawdown (drawdown involves taking up to 25% of your pension investment as tax free cash and taking an income from the remaining 75%) rather than having to purchase an annuity.
  • A SIPP is your own personal pension which you control via SIPP management, making pension investment decisions whenever you wish, throughout your life.
  • All SIPPs can be regularly reviewed.
  • If it is not performing, a SIPP transfer can be made, optimising your holding.
  • If you die before you take benefits, then 100% of the value of your SIPP can be paid to anyone you choose without Inheritance Tax.

 

Tax Treatment of a SIPP

  • SIPPs have the same tax advantages as other pension arrangements.
  • Tax relief on SIPP contributions - all contributions to your SIPP are paid net of basic rate tax and HMRC pays the pension provider the tax rebate directly into the pension plan e.g. for every £80 you pay into the pension, HMRC tops it up with £20. For the higher rate tax payers there is an additional £20 relief payable through the tax system.
  • There is no Capital Gains Tax (CGT) or Income Tax on the pension investments within a SIPP except dividend tax credit of 10% which cannot be reclaimed and some withholding taxes which operate in different countries.
  • Tax free lump sums - up to 25% of the value of your SIPP can be taken as tax free cash at age 55.
  • SIPPs allow you to take benefits through drawdown (drawdown involves taking up to 25% tax free cash and drawing an income from the remaining 75%. The remaining 75% is invested to produce a return).

 

SIPP risks

  • The Killik & Co SIPP is not a risk free product. Your capital may be at risk due to the investments held within this pension arrangement.
  • Individual pension investments are subject to fluctuation and you may realise less than the sum invested in your SIPP.
  • The tax treatment of pension investments and tax wrappers (SIPPs included) may also change with future legislation.

 

What to do next

Read about the benefits and risks associated with a Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP).

Pension Review Service: If you would like one of our qualified Brokers to review your current pension arrangements, please call us on 020 7337 0520.

Request our SIPP brochure: Read more about the Killik & Co SIPP by requesting our free SIPP brochure, electronically or by post.

SIPPs explained: For further information about SIPPs and your retirement options, please request your free copy of SIPPs explained.



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