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SIPP & SSAS Pension Accounts
Earn tax-free income using funds held within your SSAS or SIPPs pension accounts.
PENSION
Investing via Your Pension - Summary
Register & Deposit funds
Register via your Pension Administrator, categorise your investor type & take the appropriateness test. Your Administrator will fund your account.
Investment Control
Choose whether to invest automatically via Always On or manually via Self Select. Then decide on your level of risk & the maximum amount you want to invest in each loan. Our Client Money Account is held with Barclays Bank.
Invest & Earn
Manage & monitor your account & loan investments via you simple & secure Lender Dashboard. Reinvest income or withdraw it monthly.
SIPP & SASS
Investing via Your Pension - Summary
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Over 70% of all funds lent on the Proplend platform sit within a tax free wrapper.
Types of Pension Accounts
Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP)
A type of Personal Pension Scheme, SIPPs allow individuals to make their own investment decisions from a range of approved investments - P2P lending included. SIPP providers decide which investments they offer.
Small Self Administered Pension Scheme (SSAS)
A type of Occupational Pension Scheme established individually under trust - usually by the directors of Limited Companies for specific employees. SSAS offers the widest range of approved investments.
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Check with your existing pension provider whether they will allow your pension to participate in third party loans. If not then we can introduce you to one of our participating Administrators.
Participating Pension Administrators
Check with your existing pension provider whether they will allow your pension to participate in third party loans. If not then we can introduce you to one of our participating Administrators.
