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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
01

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 a reputable provider and transfer existing pots across.

— STEP 04
04

Investment

Build the portfolio and align it 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.