Help choosing a SIPP provider.

Sam3007

Hi there,
I have a company pension with Aviva (£1500) through employment long time ago and A J bell LISA with £13000.
i want to open a SIPP account.
my questions are:
1- what is the best provider say my pot will be between 50 to 100 K in the coming ten year using one word index fund?
2- is it advisable to open my SIPP with same provide A J bell?
3- will it easy to move my aviva pot to my new SIPP account ?
Thanks 

MallyGirl

for smaller amounts you are better off using a provider whose fees are based on a percentage of the value of the pot. Later you might build up enough to make it worth moving to one with fixed fees.
No need to keep LISA and SIPP with same provider - although it might be cheaper to do so.
It should be easy to move the Aviva pot as long as it doesn't have any protected benefits.

Comparison tables start about halfway down:

Find the best & cheapest SIPP in 2024 (moneytothemasses.com)

Sam3007

MallyGirl said:

for smaller amounts you are better off using a provider whose fees are based on a percentage of the value of the pot. Later you might build up enough to make it worth moving to one with fixed fees.
No need to keep LISA and SIPP with same provider - although it might be cheaper to do so.
It should be easy to move the Aviva pot as long as it doesn't have any protected benefits.

Comparison tables start about halfway down:

Find the best & cheapest SIPP in 2024 (moneytothemasses.com)

Thanks. It seems A j bell fees would be cheaper then Platform fee: 0%-0.25% (funds) 
Compared to Hargreaves Lansdown

0.1%-0.45% (funds) 
if I go with A J bell, do I get the FSCS protection of £85,000 twice for each of the SIPP and LISA?