SIPP: cheapest trackers / 20% tax relief

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13 March 2010 at 3:41AM edited 22 March 2010 at 3:57AM in Pensions, annuities & retirement planning

1. Which FTSE trackers have the lowest charges for monthly drip feeding? FTSE ALl Share Index, FTSE 350 value Index and FTSE 250 Index? Any good Europe, World and Emerging Markets trackers? H&L, others? EFTs seem to be too expansive for monthly contributions.

2. In SIPP the 20% tax relief rule, does it mean for every £80 I'll have £100 in my SIPP? Do they add 20% every time I put money in?

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