Self invested personal pension schemes (SIPPs) allow investments from a wide of sources including Commercial Property, shares and unit trusts.
What does SIPPS stand for?
SIPPS stands for Self Invested Personal Pension Scheme (UK)
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Samples in periodicals archive:
And no bonanza on Self Invested Personal Pension Schemes.
The Self Invested Personal Pension Scheme (SIPPS) that comes into operation on April 6 2006 will mean that top earners will be able to claim back 40% of the cost of a second home in Wales.
The firm also appreciates the importance of investment management in retirement planning and is involved in the running of funds for self invested personal pension schemes (SIPPS).
Confidence in the market will also be boosted by the expansion of Self Invested Personal Pension Schemes (SIPPs) in 2006.