SIPPs
A Self-Invested Personal Pension
A Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is attractive to people who want (and are comfortable with) more control over their pension investment.
They offer a wider investment choice than other types of pension, including company shares, land and commercial property.
Contributions into a SIPP qualify for tax relief and you can pay in regularly, or make lump sum payments. Your employer could also pay in.
SIPPs do come with more risk though, so it’s important to seek advice from an independent financial advisor before you invest.
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