MM No. 46 - Self Invested Personal Pensions SIPPs

SIPP: how to Invest

Sipps Made Simple - Get the low down on Pensions and Sipps

Common Retirement Pitfalls Series Episode 2

The Nursing Profession ' a New Era in Obama's Presidency
Since he won the race to the White House, Barack Obama has been exploiting his maximum effort to protect the rights and improve the standard of living of every worker in America Obama sees that every worker should be offered reasonable pays, convenient health care services and a dignifying retirement pension

Senator Katherine Laforge & President Elect Obama Share a Concern for Energy Dependence
President Elect Barack Obama's program, "New Energy for America", is reminiscent of the "Energy Self Sufficiency" plan offered by Senator Katherine Laforge's in her 2004 presidential campaign chronicled in the book "Hulagu's Web – The Presidential Pursuit of Senator Katherine Laforge."

Pension Schemes: A Basic Guide
With people living longer, and a growing percentage of the population looking to retire earlier to enjoy the fruits of their labour, it is important to understand how to fund this increased requirement in income As the pension plan remains the most popular financing method of retirement funding, we take a look at the different types of pension schemes available

New Enhancements to Scottish Widows' Corporate Pensions Proposition
Scottish Widows launches a market-leading Salary Exchange tool and adds more capabilities to its Self Investment Option.

Go it Alone With a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP)
If you find it unnecessarily restricting to be tied in to a pension company's choice of investments, you might find the flexibility and freedom of a Self-Invested Personal Pension (a SIPP, as it's usually known) attractive The term is entirely self-explanatory in so far as you remain completely at the helm of every investment decision for your pension fund and still enjoy the income tax relief that is granted to all pension plans - that is to say, any money you are investing is invested before the deduction of tax, so that if you would otherwise have paid the basic rate of 20% tax, every ?100 investment is effectively made for ?80