A Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) gives full control over investment choices including shares, ETFs, investment trusts and commercial property. Contributions attract tax relief at your marginal rate up to the £60,000 Annual Allowance in 2026/27. SIPPs cannot be accessed before age 57. On death before 75 the pot passes free of income tax; from April 2027 unspent SIPPs will be included in the estate for inheritance tax purposes (HMRC, 2026). |
Best UK SIPP: providers, fees, contributions and withdrawal rulesA Self-Invested Personal Pension lets the holder pick the investments inside a UK registered pension. This 2026 guide covers tax relief, the annual and money purchase allowances, fees, withdrawal from age 55 (57 from 2028) and how a SIPP compares to ISAs. 
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