Self-invested personal pension (SIPP) provider Dentons has revealed some of the investments it has turned down in the last 12 months.
Plans to use self-invested personal pension (SIPP) providers' assets under management (AUM) as a factor in determining capital adequacy levels is a mistake, Dentons Pensions has said.
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Fiona Murphy asks what the FSA's capital adequacy consultation means for the self invested personal pension (SIPP) industry
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Auto-enrolment will reduce demand for self-invested personal pensions at the lower-earning end of the retirement market, Martin Tilley, technical services director at Dentons says.
Dentons has reported an increase in the number of esoteric investment requests it has turned down as unsuitable for client self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs).
Martin Tilley urges advisers to look beyond headline fees when assessing SIPP providers.