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SIPP or Managed Portfolio
When in pension drawdown which do you prefer?
SIPP or Managed Portfolio 6 votes
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Impossible to answer as all 4 options could apply in different scenarios and the options don't really make a lot of sense.
a SIPP is a type of product and comes in different forms. A ready made portfolio is a portfolio of investments. An annuity is a type of product.
You can hold a ready made portfolio in a SIPP. You can hold an annuity in a SIPP. You can have a combination of them in a SIPP.
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How about Option 5 - Let a financial advisor do it all for you .
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I think you mean an Independent financial advisor 😉
And I'd agree if were able to get the services of a certain Mr Dunstonh.
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I was not recommending the use of a financial advisor, but it is clearly an option, even if not Independent 😲
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I'm using a combination of self managed drawdown from DC funds and various annuity type products.
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