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We have updated section 3 in our Terms and Conditions of Business that explains how client money is held and protected under the rules of the Financial Conduct Authority’s Client Assets Sourcebook (CASS). There is no change to the way your money is managed. The update is to provide clearer and more transparent information. View our Current Terms and Conditions of Business

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Contributions and Allowances

What Is the Money Purchase Annual Allowance (MPAA)?

The Money Purchase Annual Allowance (MPAA) is a reduced limit on how much you can contribute to defined contribution pensions (including SIPPs) once you have flexibly accessed your pension. It is an important rule for anyone who has started drawing taxable income from their pension and still wants to continue contributing toward their retirement. This […]

Understanding the Removal of the Lifetime Allowance

The government has made significant changes to how pensions are taxed, and many members have questions about what the Lifetime Allowance was and what has replaced it. This brief guide explains the essentials. What Was the Lifetime Allowance? The Lifetime Allowance (LTA) was a limit on the total value of pension savings you could build […]

SIPP Contribution Limits and the Annual Allowance

A Self‑Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is a tax‑efficient way to save for retirement, offering flexibility and control over how your pension is invested. However, the government sets rules on how much you can contribute each tax year while still receiving tax relief. This article explains the key limits, when they apply, and what they mean […]

Making Contributions to a SIPP

A Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is a flexible and tax‑efficient way to save for retirement, giving investors greater control over how their pension is invested. This article explains the types of contributions you can make and the key considerations, such as allowances and tax relief rules, when paying into your SIPP. Types of Contributions Investors […]
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Employer Contributions

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Personal Contributions and Tax Relief

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Personal Contributions and Tax Relief