Many pension savers are paying over the odds for do-it-yourself pensions they don't need, it has been suggested.
There are concerns that a significant number of investors with a self-invested personal pension (Sipp) may have been mis-sold these plans, as they may be paying over the odds for a product they do not need. According to new research from Skandia, a pension provider, one in four Sipp investors has the vast majority (more than 90pc) of his or her investment in unit trusts or Oeics (open-ended investment companies). In many cases they would be able to invest in a range of these funds through a conventional personal pension – which uses a online "platform" to access different funds – at a much lower cost.....Read more here---: Concern grows over 'mis-sold' Sipp pensions - allaboutFORUMS
There are concerns that a significant number of investors with a self-invested personal pension (Sipp) may have been mis-sold these plans, as they may be paying over the odds for a product they do not need. According to new research from Skandia, a pension provider, one in four Sipp investors has the vast majority (more than 90pc) of his or her investment in unit trusts or Oeics (open-ended investment companies). In many cases they would be able to invest in a range of these funds through a conventional personal pension – which uses a online "platform" to access different funds – at a much lower cost.....Read more here---: Concern grows over 'mis-sold' Sipp pensions - allaboutFORUMS
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