This Charges & Rates page must be read together with the Sippdeal
All Charges will be deducted from your SIPP cash account. Charges & rates effective from 1 December 2009.
Establishment & administration
| When you establish your SIPP |
Nil |
| SIPP annual administration |
Nil |
| If you pay a single contribution |
Nil |
| If you pay a regular contribution |
Nil |
| If you transfer in from another registered pension scheme |
Nil |
Interest rates (Last updated : 01 December 2009)
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£50,000.00+
| 0.10%
| 0.10%
|
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£20,000.00 - £49,999.99 | 0.05%
| 0.05%
|
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£5,000.00 - £19,999.99 | 0.05%
| 0.05%
|
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£0.00 - £4,999.00 | 0.05%
| 0.05%
|
Notes
- Please note that un-invested cash can only be held in your SIPP cash account. If you wish to hold cash deposits in an account of your choice then A J Bell also offers the fully flexible Platinum SIPP that may be more appropriate (www.ajbell.co.uk).
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The interest rate for each tier only applies to money held in that tier and not to the account balance as a whole. Total interest paid will be a
blended rate depending on the money held in each tier. Therefore the interest rates shown should not be used for comparative purposes with
other accounts, unless they operate on a similar basis. Interest is tiered within bands so you will currently receive
0.05% on the first £4,999.00,
0.05% on the amount above £5,000.00 and below £19,999.99,
0.05% on the amount above £20,000.00 and below £49,999.99,
and 0.10% on the balance above £50,000.00.
- The Annual Equivalent Rate (AER) represents the annual rate effectively received by a customer if the interest at gross rate applied during a year remained in the account and itself earned interest.
- There are no routine bank transaction charges and interest is paid to your account without any deduction of tax.
- Interest rates are subject to variation and interest is paid to your account quarterly, in arrears.
- You will receive a regular statement detailing all of the transactions on your account.
- We may receive payments from banks based on aggregate cash balances held across all SIPP accounts with them and keep these payments for our own account.