Start a SIPP
Complete our simple enquiry form.
It's very easy to apply for the Bestinvest SIPP Service, please complete the online enquiry form. Alternatively please print the postal enquiry form and return to us at:
Bestinvest
6 Chesterfield Gardens
London W1J 5BQ
If you have any questions about the Bestinvest SIPP Service please contact one of our investment specialists on 020 7189 9999. Alternatively, you can e-mail sipp@bestinvest.co.uk or fax 020 7189 9933.
Am I eligible?
Anyone who already has or is eligible to contribute into a personal pension can take advantage of a SIPP.
What type of pensions can be transferred to Bestinvest's SIPP?
Any of the following can be transferred and we can help you with the process:
- Personal Pension Plans (PPPs)
- Stakeholder Pensions
- Non-Bestinvest SIPPs
- Free Standing Additional Voluntary Contributions Plans (FSAVCs)
- Executive Pension Plans (EPPs)
- Retirement Annuity Contracts
- Most paid up Occupational Money Purchase Plans
Where can I invest?
You can invest in over 1,000 funds, tailoring your pension portfolio to your exact
needs.
When should I be considering investing in the Bestinvest SIPP?
To qualify for our no fee SIPP
service you need a pension pot of £50,000 or above. If your pension provisions
are currently below or are likely to stay below £50,000 you should call our
advisory team to discuss a Stakeholder Pension Plan.
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Did you know?...
- Pension contributions benefit from income tax relief
- 20% basic tax relief is added to your contribution
- 20% more can be reclaimed by higher rate tax payers
- £1 investment can cost you as little as 60 pence
You can contribute the equivalent of a year's salary (up to a maximum of £245,000 in 2009/10) into your pension each year.
...and there's more
- 25% of your pension pot can usually be taken as a tax free lump sum
- The funds will grow free of Capital Gains Tax and Income Tax (Please note that the
10% tax credit on UK equity dividends is no longer reclaimable within a pension
fund)
- If you die before taking your retirement benefits, you can normally pass the fund
to your spouse free of Inheritance Tax.