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In Specie SIPP Transfer
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I am considering transferring my SIPP (invested in IT's not OEICS / Funds) from A J Bell Youinvest to Hargreaves Lansdown in advance of crystallisation in June.
I know that Hargreaves are more expensive (£200 pa for IT SIPP compared to £100 for AJ Bell) but they may be cheaper in drawdown without extra ad hic fees.
Anyway, I digress. How long would an in specie transfer of investment trusts take (I know that funds take a while, but ITs are just listed equities).
Thanks
I know that Hargreaves are more expensive (£200 pa for IT SIPP compared to £100 for AJ Bell) but they may be cheaper in drawdown without extra ad hic fees.
Anyway, I digress. How long would an in specie transfer of investment trusts take (I know that funds take a while, but ITs are just listed equities).
Thanks
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without extra ad hic fees.
Too much champagne celebrating retirement?:)
https://www.hl.co.uk/investment-services/vantage-service/transferring-your-existing-investments/frequently-asked-questions0 -
ffacoffipawb wrote: »I am considering transferring my SIPP (invested in IT's not OEICS / Funds) from A J Bell Youinvest to Hargreaves Lansdown in advance of crystallisation in June.
I know that Hargreaves are more expensive (£200 pa for IT SIPP compared to £100 for AJ Bell) but they may be cheaper in drawdown without extra ad hic fees.
Anyway, I digress. How long would an in specie transfer of investment trusts take (I know that funds take a while, but ITs are just listed equities).
Thanks
Fidelity only charge £45 per annum for IT’s with no charge for drawdown or any exit fees.0
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