Deep Blue Publications Group LLC, DIY pensions: The cheapest Sipp fund shops - 1 views

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  #1 Yahnie Miller on 06 Feb 14

   

  If you are struggling to make sense of the cost of investment shops, use our tool to cut through the detail and find the cheapest
  
  If you are struggling to work out whether you would save money by switching your self-managed pension to another provider, we have just the help you need.
  
  Rather than wade through pages of numbers from each company, or type all your details into an online comparison tool, just take a look at the image, above.
  
  At a glance, it will show you whether your existing investment shop is cheap (green), expensive (red) or somewhere in the middle. This table shows your costs in pounds and pence; the one below displays them as percentages.
  
  As you can see, the results vary greatly according to how much money you have invested. Very few companies - iWeb, part of Halifax, seems to be the exception - are cheap for small and large amounts alike.
  
  While the tables, which were compiled by Lang Cat, a specialist consultancy, offer an instantly understandable guide to the cost of running your Sipp, they do rely on certain assumptions, which are shown on the graphic, so you may need to dig a little deeper to uncover the full costs that apply in your own circumstances.
  
  They also assume that the

   

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