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Porperty within SIPP
mysgies
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Dear All,
I am looking to invest in asian property (pls don't ask reason) through SIPP in UK. I have a limited company through which I directly contribute in SIPP.
Can some one please recommend me any provider with which I can have this type of SIPP account. I check with HL they are not intrested in this.
Any other recommendation will be helpfull as well (I already gone through the site on pros/cons of property in SIPP).
Many Thanx
Sgies
I am looking to invest in asian property (pls don't ask reason) through SIPP in UK. I have a limited company through which I directly contribute in SIPP.
Can some one please recommend me any provider with which I can have this type of SIPP account. I check with HL they are not intrested in this.
Any other recommendation will be helpfull as well (I already gone through the site on pros/cons of property in SIPP).
Many Thanx
Sgies
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Pointon York, Suffolk Life, AJ Bell will all do commercial property SIPPs, but may have conditions about putting overseas property in them, which is also likely to incur high fees.Trying to keep it simple...
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Totally off the top of my head but I can imagine the trustees will not accept direct asian property.
The First State Asian Property fund is acceptable if you are just looking for Asian property exposure.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Thanx for all the information, but I am looking to directly invest in property.
Cheers0
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