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Sipps have the same contribution limits and tax benefits as ordinary personal pensions.
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Sipps are best described as DIY pensions where you control where the investment goes.
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It admits that making regular payments into a pension plan for a child may not seem an obvious choice, but says: "Given the flexible nature of Sipps and the tax relief offered by the government, they can provide a very simple way of securing their child's financial future in retirement."
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"Relatively few people take advantage of Sipps for kids, but particularly now, in the absence of the CTF, they makes a lot of sense," he adds.
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Alliance Trust Savings, one such firm, says it has seen a rise in the number of parents taking out Sipps.
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'However, in all defined contribution or money-purchase schemes, including personal pensions and Sipps (Self-Invested Personal Pensions) the value of your pension depends on the value of your invested fund when you retire and the prevailing annuity rates at that time.'
This is Money | Home 2010
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Pension plansFREE brochures: Sipps, annuities, Isas
This is Money | Home 2010
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While some Sipps have similar charges if you invest in similar funds - cautious and managed balanced - most have higher charges.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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Sipps and inheritance tax planning sent to your home.
This is Money | Home 2010
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The types of schemes affected are group personal pensions (GPPs), group stakeholder pensions and group Sipps.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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