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Moving a SIPP from A J Bell to Minerva

I would appreciate advice on the feasibility  of transferring my current SIPP with A J Bell to a Minerva SIPP where the fees are smaller and I do not need to go through a financial advisor which costs me £250 + VAT each time I renew the bonds . My investments comprise fixed rate bonds only and currently there are two - with United Trust Bank and Teachers Building Society who both confirm a transfer should be no problem.
 The Minerva SIPP uses Metro Bank , and although it has the FSCS protection are there any drawbacks to it? The flat fee for Minerva is £400 + VAT per annum, are there any other SIPP providers I should consider? I looked at Interactive Investor but the don't seem to do cash / bond investments. Would the transfer from A J Bell have any likely drawbacks?

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  • Albermarle
    Albermarle Posts: 28,284 Forumite
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    Most mainstream retail ( direct to consumer) SIPP providers do not have the facility to hold third party savings accounts within the SIPP. 

    From your post I sounds like your SIPP with A J Bell is via a financial advisor, so it may be a more specialist offering compared to what they mainly are known for.
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