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Self Invested Personal Pensions

Self Invested Personal Pensions are a type of Personal Pension Plan. They work in the same way for contributions, tax relief and eligibility. 

However, Self Invested Personal Pensions allow far more flexible approaches to investments. Also, how you draw your pension at retirement.

The Difference Between a Personal Pension Plan & a Self Invested Personal Pension

Personal Pension Plans generally only allow investments to be made into conventional ‘funds’.

Self Invested Personal Pensions allow the plan holder more freedom in what to invest in. Also, it enables the plan to hold these investments directly.

Investors who are interested in their investments being actively managed by their professional investment adviser, favour a Self Invested Personal Pension. In addition, those who want access to other types of investments. Such as, commercial property or deposit accounts.

Flexi-Access Drawdown

Alternatively, you may want to consider having a Flexi-Access Drawdown. This is also something that a Self Invested Personal Pension allows. Flexi-Access Drawdown gives you the ability to withdraw some of your pension benefits. You can do this without buying an annuity.

You can withdraw any income independently from drawing the Pension Commencement Lump Sum. Also, Flexi-Access Drawdown can be a useful tax planning tool. Furthermore, any funds not required, can remain invested. In addition, you can tailor the investment strategy to meet your objectives and attitude to risk.

If you would like to look at the other options available for retiring soon, please visit our Pensions page.

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