SIPP

A Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is a personal pension giving you more control over how your retirement money is invested..

1 min read Planning for Retirement

What it means

A Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) is a personal pension giving you more control over how your retirement money is invested.

Example

You choose your own funds and shares within a SIPP rather than relying on a default pension fund.

Why it matters

It offers flexibility for experienced investors planning retirement.

Tax relief usually applies to contributions within annual limits.

Who is a SIPP best for?

People comfortable making their own investment decisions or working with an adviser.

Related terms

This term comes up a lot when you're learning to invest.

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