An investment platform services provider says it will be adding features to its Sipp wrapper to take advantage of the pension reforms starting in April.
Nearly six in ten complaints relating to Sipps made to the Financial Ombudsman Service between April and December last year were upheld.
A portfolio of 140 Sipp and SSAS schemes with total funds under trusteeship of £83m has been sold for just £1.
A former international cricket captain will manage Sipp investment portfolios as part of his new role at a Financial Planning firm.
Complaints and compensation claims about advice relating to Sipps will continue to rise, with an extra 500 cases predicted for the next financial year, the FSCS warned today.