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  • @SIPP adds industry veteran from Talbot & Muir

    Off-platform SIPP and SSAS provider @SIPP has appointed Helen Carr as business development manager.

  • SIPP savers could lose £140k through fees and taxes

    SIPP savers have been warned to be wary of small platform fees and unclaimed tax relief after new analysis suggested a higher-rate taxpayer could be up to £138,948 worse off because of fees and taxes.

  • Share your views on SIPPs and you could win £50

    Financial Planning Today has partnered with Harpenden Building Society to offer you a chance to win a £50 gift voucher for sharing your views on SIPPs.

  • Professionals urge stronger SIPP consumer protections

    The Society of Pension Professionals (SPP), which represents more than 20,000 pension professionals, has called for stronger protection for consumers who use SIPPs (self invested personal pensions).

  • TISA urges FCA to avoid unnecessary SIPP red-tape

    The Investing and Saving Alliance (TISA) has today urged the FCA to ensure stronger SIPP protections do not add unnecessary regulatory complexity.

  • FCA urged to introduce consistent SIPP standards

    The FCA has been urged to introduce consistent industry data standards across the SIPPs sector, by advice firm Aberdeen Adviser.

  • SIPPs to play key role in private markets expansion - report

    UK private market fund managers believe SIPPs will play a major role in expanding sophisticated and high-net-worth investor participation in private markets over the next five years, according to new research.

  • Defaqto reveals most recommended pensions and SIPPs

    Royal London, Aviva and Quilter were the most recommended personal pensions in the first half, based on adviser recommendations flowing through Defaqto's Financial Planning software system Engage.

  • IFGL pension firms team up for expat SIPP launch

    IFGL Pensions and Ardan International have joined forces to launch a new SIPP on the Ardan platform.

  • HMRC SIPP data not fit for purpose says platform

    There is a significant gap in HMRC’s collection of long-term savings data, Aberdeen Adviser has warned.

  • Third Financial launches white-labelled SIPP

    Nucleus-owned platform Third Financial has launched a white-labelled SIPP powered by Dunstan Thomas’s software and administration.

  • FCA to crack down on poor due diligence in SIPPs

    The FCA wants to crack down on inconsistent record-keeping in SIPPs by introducing new clearer standards of due diligence.

  • WealthTek's principal agrees to pay £19m to ex-clients

    Sapia, the principal of failed wealth manager WealthTek LLP, has agreed to pay more than £19m to WealthTek clients after failing to protect their money.

  • Pensions provider makes trio of acquisitions

    Pension admin specialist Confier Wealth has expanded its SIPP and SSAS services with a trio of acquisitions under its Intrusted Pension Services umbrella.

  • FCA takes step towards enforcement action over Hartley

    The FCA has set out its plans to take action against both Hartley Pensions Limited and an individual involved with the firm.

  • SIPP investors remain bullish in 2026

    SIPP investors remained bullish overall in the first quarter of 2026, according to new figures published by Hargreaves Lansdown.

  • Surge in SIPP-holders using full annual allowance

    The number of clients contributing £60,000 to their SIPP has increased 61% since the annual allowance was raised in the 2023/24 tax year, according to new data from investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown.

  • Female SIPP millionaires soar by 31% in one year

    The number of female SIPP millionaires at platform and investment provider Hargreaves Lansdown rose by 31% in 2025 compared to a 16% rise for male investors.

  • Editor’s Comment: Female SIPP millionaires teaching men a lesson

    In contrast to the damp squib of a Spring Statement earlier this week (what was the point?), there was better news this week about the rise of female investors.

  • MBO completed at former STM Group

    The management buy out (MBO) of Global Pension Corporation (GPC), formerly known as SIPP and SSAS provider STM Group, has been completed today, the firm has said.

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