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Self-invested personal pension (SIPP)
Practical Law UK Glossary 2-201-6475 (Approx. 5 pages)
Glossary
Self-invested personal pension (SIPP)
A personal pension scheme where the member, and not the pension plan provider or trustees, determines the investment strategy.
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Resource ID 2-201-6475- Policy and Reform - Pensions
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- Pension Scheme Documents
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- Tax and Accounting - Pensions
- General Pensions
- Members and Benefits - Pensions
- Funding and Investment - Pensions
- Court Proceedings - Pensions
- Challenging the Pensions Regulator
- Ombudsmen and Tribunals - Pensions
- Common Issues in Disputes - Pensions
- Sales and Acquisitions - Pensions
- Contracts
- Administering Pension Schemes
- Contracting-out Pensions
- Scheme Restructurings and Mergers - Pensions
- Winding-up and Insolvency - Pensions
- DC Pension Schemes
- Internal Dispute Resolution Procedures - Pensions
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