DP Pensions launches single investment SIPP

Lower cost option for advisers

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Provider DP Pensions has launched the Premier Trust Single Investment SIPP in response to the growing number of advisers using them for clients.

The self-invested personal pension (SIPP) provider said its latest offering would compliment its existing product range and offer a lower cost option for advisers and their clients.  Managing director David Phillips said: "We have seen unprecedented change in the pensions industry in recent years and advisers are looking to partner with firms that are developing their product ranges, are financially strong and committed to the market for the long term.  "We are seeing growing interest from advisers using a single fund manager and have developed the Premier Trust Single Investment SIPP...

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