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SIPP that allows share or fund buying after leaving the UK?
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If Fidelity decided they were going to be consistent between listed investment companies and retail financial instruments, they'd ban non-UK residents from trading all of them. So it is to the investors' advantage that they are being inconsistent. The option of being consistent the other way would risk prosecution so is not on the table.I do not understand this quote. It is Hargreaves who still allows some trading. Fidelity does not, at least not according to their terms. If you know differently, please let us know!
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Apologies for not paying attention. Fidelity are the ones being consistent, Hargreaves are taking advantage of the inconsistency in the rules between mutual funds whose shares are traded on an exchange and mutual funds whose shares are not traded on an exchange but created and extinguished at will as investors buy-in and cash-out.
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Deleted_User said:X-O/Jarvis SIPP allows buying and selling ETFs for non-UK residents with the money already within a UK pension system. It does not allow transfers of new earnings into the SIPP unless you are a UK resident for tax purposes.0
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peterpies said:Deleted_User said:X-O/Jarvis SIPP allows buying and selling ETFs for non-UK residents with the money already within a UK pension system. It does not allow transfers of new earnings into the SIPP unless you are a UK resident for tax purposes.0
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Deleted_User said:peterpies said:Deleted_User said:X-O/Jarvis SIPP allows buying and selling ETFs for non-UK residents with the money already within a UK pension system. It does not allow transfers of new earnings into the SIPP unless you are a UK resident for tax purposes.
Will fire them an email tomorrow and ask. If they allow you in a SIPP, they should on other accounts, hopefully.0
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