More and more
people are looking to take control of where and
how their pension is invested and a SIPP (Self
Invested Personal Pension) enables them to do
that. With people concerned that their pensions
are not performing as well as expected and
having seen that despite the recent downturn,
land and property around the world increase in
value over the longer term, in many cases
outperforming the stock market, its only natural
that people want to invest their pensions in the
global property market.
A large number of clients we spoke to recently
have told us that they have transferred funds
from the pension fund they have been
contributing to into a SIPP. We are not
suggesting this is suitable for everyone and if
contemplating this, you should seek advice from
an Independent Financial Adviser.
Current investment opportunities
that are suitable for a SIPP are:
1.
Greengold, Argentina -
Range of options to invest in arable land which
offer
Investors high annual income plus
a capital return at the end of the investment
2. Hotel Royal,
Frankfurt -
Hotel room ownership is a proven
investment model which has been highly
successful and lucrative in the USA, Canada and
the Middle East. movewithus international
investor are offering the same investment model
within the security of one of the most dynamic
and best performing economic regions in Europe.
3.
Propfund Germany
- Invest in the highly attractive niche market
of German residential rental property. This
high yielding fund aims to provide an initial
income of 7% per annum, rising to 10% over the
course of the investment.
If you would like further information on SIPPs
and investing in overseas land and property via
a pension then
In the first of what will be an annual
survey, the
Work at Home Club
is collecting data about the productivity of people who work at
home for some or all of their working time. We are comparing the
productivity of working this way to conventional working. There
are just 10 questions so it shouldn't take more than 5 minutes
so if you sometimes work at home then please
complete the survey.
More and more
people are looking to take control of where and
how their pension is invested and a SIPP (Self
Invested Personal Pension) enables them to do
that. With people concerned that their pensions
are not performing as well as expected and
having seen that despite the recent downturn,
land and property around the world increase in
value over the longer term, in many cases
outperforming the stock market, its only natural
that people want to invest their pensions in the
global property market.
