Re: which stakeholder pension


"blackbat" <invalid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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My wife was a teacher for 25 yrs and paid into their pension fund
during that period. Towards the end she also managed to accrue
approx
20K in an in-house Prudential AVC.

She has now taken up work as a counsellor after a 5 year career
break
and I am looking to start her up with a stakeholder pension. Both
her
jobs offer to match up to 6% of any pension contribution she makes.

Don't want to transfer out of the teachers, can't touch the AVC (not
FS AVC). Seems no value in a SIPP due to high management fees under
£50K.

SIPPs aren't always expensive, have a look at Hargreaves Landsdown or
sippdeal.

H-L don't charge anything for most managed funds (unit trusts, OEICs
etc) since they get the renewal commission, they also normally rebate
all or nearly all the initial charge.

http://www.h-l.co.uk/pensions_and_retirement/sipp_charges.hl

--
Andy


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