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This application form requires to be completed and signed by each new SIPP applicant.
This application form requires to be completed and signed by each new SIPP applicant.
This requires to be signed by the Member and gives details of any existing pension policy which the Member wishes to transfer into their SIPP.
This questionnaire requires to be completed by the employer where they wish to appoint @sipp to take over the administration of an existing SSAS.
This questionnaire requires to be completed by the employer where they wish to appoint @sipp to establish and administer a new SSAS.
This questionnaire requires to be completed and signed by each new SSAS applicant.
This questionnaire requires to be completed and signed by existing members where @sipp are to take over the administration of the SSAS.
This requires to be signed by the Member and gives details of any existing pension policy which the Member wishes to transfer into their SSAS.
This document outlines the main points of the Solo SIPP, or Solo SIPP +, and should be read in conjunction with the Terms and Conditions, Fee Schedule and Permitted Investment Schedule.
This document outlines the main points of the Collective SIPP and should be read in conjunction with the Terms and Conditions, Fee Schedule and Permitted Investment Schedule.
This document outlines the main points of the Full SIPP and should be read in conjunction with the Terms and Conditions, Fee Schedule and Permitted Investment Schedule.
Fees in connection with the administration of the SIPP and of the investments therein.
The finer details which apply to our SIPP products.
A summary of investments permitted under our SIPP scheme.
An itemised list of our processing timescales.
This document outlines the main points of the SSAS and should be read in conjunction with the Fee Schedule.
Fees in connection with the administration of the SSAS and of the investments therein.
This guide highlights the requirements and process where a SSAS wishes to make a loan to its sponsoring employer.
This form should be used when an additional contribution is to be made to an existing SIPP.
This form requires to be completed by employers paying contributions on behalf of a Member.
This document gives important information to help you to decide whether our the income drawdown or UFPLS option of your Solo, Collective or Full SIPP is right for you.
The Benefit Payment Form must be completed when Members wish to draw a benefit from their SIPP.
This form should be used when a Member wishes to make an alteration to their pension income in payment.
This document gives important information to help you to decide whether our the income drawdown or UFPLS option of your Solo, Collective or Full SIPP is right for you.
This initial form should be used when members wish to establish drawing benefits from their SIPP, draw or vary income from an existing drawdown fund or switch from capped drawdown to flexi-access drawdown.
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This standing order should be completed by Members and employers who wish to make regular contributions. This can also be used to collect rental payments.
This form should be used where the Member wishes to update their expression of wishes in relation to death benefits.
The basics of who is involved in a purchase of commercial property using a SIPP or SSAS and what process to expect.
The solution to purchasing a freehold title where a residential property is placed above or below a commercial one.
A simple explanation of how multiple SIPP members can pool assets to acquire larger assets, such as commercial property, jointly in a syndicate arrangement.
@SIPP Factsheet 4 – How to purchase a mixed use property
A detailed list of the core positives and negatives of owning commercial property in a pension arrangement.
@SIPP Factsheet 5 – How to borrow from a connected party
An easy-to-follow explanation of the key rules to follow where a connected party (the pension member or their business), acts as lender to a SIPP or SSAS for the purpose of acquiring a commercial property.
An overview of the key steps, considerations and requirements for members considering development of commercial property within a SIPP or SSAS.
How to setup a loan between the scheme and sponsoring employer. Includes the key tests/rules that must be met.
A detailed list of the key benefits of using SSAS, and who are the key parties involved in running a scheme.
@SIPP Factsheet 9 – SSAS Takeovers – How to switch providers
How to move a scheme by removing an existing SSAS administrator/provider and replacing them with a new one.
@SIPP Factsheet 10 – How does VAT work on a property SIPP
This document helps to explain some of the key considerations when VAT applies to a commercial property.
@SIPP Factsheet 11 – SIPP Property buy ins and outs
An explanation of how a SIPP member can buy themselves into or out of a syndicated property investment.
@SIPP Factsheet 12 – How to transfer a property SIPP between providers
A breakdown of the process of moving a SIPP to a new provider.
A guide for members looking to include property as part of their SIPP investment.
This form requires to be completed when a Member(s) are proposing a property purchase or transfer using their SIPP. The form requires full details of the proposal and requires to be signed by the Member(s).
This form requires to be completed when a Member(s) are proposing a property purchase or transfer using their SSAS. The form requires full details of the proposal and requires to be signed by the Member(s).