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Plans to retire at 60
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We have thought about taking out a SIPP for my wife as even if she takes her pension reduced at 60 she will be well below the personal tax allowance threshold so would be useful to take better advantage of that. Problem is knowing where to start, would want something that we could just set up a direct debit each month and forget about, so something with a well diversified portfolio of equities that did not have large fees?
A smple online opened sipp or PP using a passive mulit asset fund or global traker would do.0 -
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