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Sippdeal ETF Investing.

Hi all,

I have looking at a SIPP provider that will allow me to invest in ETF funds, and not charge an additional fee for doing so (like the h-l SIPP). The only provider I can find that seem to offer this is sippdeal. Looking a their charges, it appears similar to the h-l SIPP they have no annual fee, and no other charges apart from the standard dealing fee.

The only thing I was unclear about is what is done with any dividends from the ETF's ?

Has anyone else gone down this route, advice/comments much appreciated.

Comments

  • EdInvestor
    EdInvestor Posts: 15,749 Forumite
    They probably land in the SIPP's cash account. It's best to let them mount up (typically they would earn interest but not a lot at present) and reinvest them as a lump once a year, otherwise you would lose out because of the dealing fee.
    Trying to keep it simple...;)
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