Contact us about your SIPP

A SIPP is a type of personal pension where the investment decisions are entirely in your hands, and you manage your investments yourself.

The money you pay into your SIPP can go into a wide range of investments, like investment funds, stocks, and shares. The value of your investment will go up and down. It isn’t guaranteed, so you may get back less than you put in.

You can pay contributions to your SIPP via occasional personal contributions. SIPP contributions are eligible for pension tax relief. This means that the government adds money to your pension. Find out more about pension tax relief with our guide.

As with all personal pensions the goal is to save for your retirement. When you reach your chosen retirement age, you'll then be able to use the money saved in your SIPP to fund your retirement. You can either take the money as cash, use it to buy a retirement income product or leave it where it is, until you need it.

Please note, the Legal and General SIPP is only available to members who have an existing workplace pension with Legal and General and is a limited offering. 

If you do not have an existing workplace pension with Legal and General, then our Personal Pension might be right for you.

It gives you a choice of five funds based on different risk appetites. Depending on which fund you choose, we'll invest your money in a way that reflects your preferred risk level.

If you're not happy choosing your own investment, then you should speak to a financial adviser who can do this for you.