The UK SIPP market has swollen by over half since 2007, according to Suffolk Life.
Investments in the pension wrapper now exceed £75bn, up over 50% on 2007, figures from Suffolk Life suggest. The firm links the growth in SIPP assets partly to a recovery of the FTSE in 2009. John Moret, marketing director at Suffolk Life, says: "If the economic recovery proves sustainable it is possible that the value of the SIPP market will exceed £100bn by the end of 2010 with the SIPP rapidly becoming the only form of individual private pension provision." SIPPs remain a popular choice for investors despite a new pensions tax regime for high earners, rumours of other tax change...
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