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Fidelity changes to service fees for Junior ISAs (&SIPPs)

Notepad_Phil
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Just posted this on the Pension forum (https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6174692/fidelity-changes-to-service-fees-for-junior-sipps-isas/p1), but might be of some use to others here as well.
Some news from Fidelity that might be of some use to people out there.
From September 1st they say they will be removing their service fees
from Junior SIPPs and Junior ISAs. Given that their 0.35% service fee
was on the higher side of what was available, this might make them more
of a destination choice for people looking to invest in this manner for
under 18-s.
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Ahem.... https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6171826/fidelity-jisa-and-junior-sipp-changesPersonal Responsibility - Sad but True
Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone0 -
this might make them more of a destination choice for people looking to invest in this manner for under 18-s.
And as pointed out on your duplicate thread, virtually all retail pensions can be used for the under 18s.
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cloud_dog said:Oops sorry - I've no idea how I didn't spot your post.dunstonh said:this might make them more of a destination choice for people looking to invest in this manner for under 18-s.
And as pointed out on your duplicate thread, virtually all retail pensions can be used for the under 18s.
Yes indeed, but don't most other places charge platform/service fees, or if they provide those free then they'll charge higher than normal fund management fees.0
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