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International SIPP Comparison

Author: John Mule
by John Mule
Posted: Nov 12, 2021
Compare our fees to the fees for an International SIPP

Our self-invested personal pension (SIPP) account is designed for expats and non-UK residents who want to manage their own pension without a Financial Adviser. The low ongoing fee is simple and transparent and there are no hidden charges to pay for commissions.

When you're comparing our fees to an International SIPP, make sure that any Financial Adviser you're using is being equally transparent, so you know ALL of the fees, charges and commission that will be deducted from your pension. Compare SIPP providers with us and decide for yourself whether we are the best match for you and your pension, in relation to transparent fees and advantages.

International SIPP fee comparison

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What are SIPP providers?

SIPP providers are part of the Self Invested Personal Pension, also known as a SIPP, which is a UK pension channel for allowing investors to control their investment strategy, as well as their retirement - all by themselves. SIPP providers offer a great deal of control to the individual, who do not rely on trustees to make decisions for them.

SIPPs are UK-based pension schemes, they are regulated from within the UK and subject to Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) compliance in terms of financial selling regulations. A SIPP will be able to hold your funds from your pension until you become of age to retire, which will then allow you to full access your built up funds and withdraw from your pension whenever you wish.

SIPPs are essentially a private pension with a do-it-yourself approach. They can be opened alongside your state pension or be put in place instead of your workplace pension that most people get assigned to. You can choose whether you want to keep your pension all in one place, for example in a SIPP, or place half of your funds in a SIPP and the other in a different pension scheme. With a SIPP you will be able to invest anywhere you wish, making your own decisions in managing your pension and hopefully being able to maximise your pension funds.

There are many SIPP providers out there at the moment, which is why a careful consideration and thorough understanding is needed for your decision of which SIPP to go with. We do, however, recommended that you consult with an independent financial advisor before making your decision, as we are unable to provide you with advice that is suitable to your particular case and the investments you are willing to make. We also recommended that you always check whether the SIPP providers are following regulations.

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MyExpatSIPP provides an online service designed for Expats and non-UK residents to manage their pension & investments in the UK. SIPP, ISA and GIA accounts

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