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๐Ÿ’ผ Is Penny a SIPP?

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Written by Lianna
Updated over 2 weeks ago

What is a SIPP?

SIPP stands for self-invested personal pension. A SIPP is a defined contribution pension that allows you greater freedom to choose where your funds are invested.

Your Penny Pension is a Personal Pension, like a SIPP, you can choose your own investments. We have 6 funds you can pick from that are made up of conventional investment products managed by large, trusted FCA-regulated institutional investors, HSBC and Vanguard.๐Ÿ“ˆ

A SIPP would offer a wider choice of funds, fund splits, other investment products, and unconventional investments in your pension. A SIPP would be a more suitable product for a sophisticated investor who is receiving financial advice.

At Penny, we aim to give you a range of choices to match your risk appetite while keeping the options simple to make your pension easy to manage. Unless you switch funds, youโ€™ll be invested in the HSBC Global Strategy Balanced Plan, with a medium risk level aimed at steady growth. This means you can build for a healthy retirement with minimal management required from you, if you wish. ๐Ÿง“

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