Wealth advisory · Est. 2003
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Service 03 · SIPPS

Take control of your UK pension.

A Self-Invested Personal Pension lets you choose what your retirement money is invested in. We advise on whether a SIPP is right for you and run it properly when it is.

SIPPS · Pension planning
SIPPS · Pension planning
01 / Overview

What it is, and what it isn't.

A SIPP is one of the most powerful tax-advantaged vehicles available to a UK taxpayer: up to 45% tax relief on contributions, tax-free growth, and complete control over the underlying investments.

We advise on whether a SIPP is right for you, transfer existing pensions in where it makes sense, and run the portfolio with the same discipline as the rest of your wealth.

02 / Benefits

Why our clients use it.

The four things our clients most often tell us they value, drawn from a decade of conversations about this part of our work.

01

Up to 45% tax relief

On personal contributions, subject to the annual and lifetime allowance rules.

02

Full investment freedom

Equities, bonds, funds, ETFs, commercial property, invested by us, owned by you.

03

Consolidation

Pull together fragmented workplace pensions into one place, with one strategy.

04

Flexible drawdown

Draw an income exactly when and how you need it from age 55 (rising to 57 in 2028).

03 / How we work

A simple, four-step engagement.

From the first call to ongoing service: what to expect, and when.

— STEP 01
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Assessment

A full review of your existing pensions, contribution capacity and tax position.

— STEP 02
02

Recommendation

Written advice on whether a SIPP, QROPS or staying put best fits your goals.

— STEP 03
03

Set-up

Open the SIPP with our preferred custodian and transfer existing pots across.

— STEP 04
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Investment

Build the underlying portfolio aligned with your wider wealth plan.

04 / Frequently asked

The questions we actually get asked.

If yours isn't covered, we're an email or a phone call away; see Contact below.

01
Is a SIPP suitable for non-UK residents?
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It can be, but a QROPS is often more appropriate depending on residency, citizenship and the size of the pension. We will assess both for you.
02
Can I transfer my workplace pension into a SIPP?
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Usually yes. We will model the costs and benefits of doing so before you commit.
03
What about the lifetime allowance?
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The LTA was abolished from April 2024, but new rules on lump-sum allowances apply. We factor these into all planning.
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What does the advice cost?
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A fixed advice fee for initial set-up, then an ongoing percentage of assets under advice. Always disclosed upfront.
Take the next step

Start the conversation.

We offer an initial consultation without fee or obligation. It is a chance to discuss your circumstances and determine if our approach fits your needs.