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Having read a shed load of stuff from multiple posters on multiple boards, the ones that amuse me most are those that state something and then say and I could be wrong? Well, what's the point of that? BUT, I could be wrong.....the irony.....
I transferred an old Defined Benefits pot to a SIPP a few years ago when interest rates hit the deck and the pot multiplied in value.
DYOR You can Google SIPP platform fees/costs for a comparison of different SIPP platforms.
I went for the Interactive Investor SIPP based on cost/flexibility, quality of platform based upon the size of my 'pot' and the type of investments choices I make.
Brokers that I have used recently make funds available within minutes to trade with. WITHIN the same account.
Meaning, sell something in an ISA and can buy almost immediately in the same ISA.
Sell within your SIPP then can trade almost immediately within your SIPP.
Withdrawal of those trades funds can only be undertaken when the trade settles which is normally T+2 for UK.
EVA,
I invest and follow/read some chat boards but do NOT feel that I have to say too much about how much I invest or what I am going long/short on let alone how much I make or may lose.
Why do you post on this board? If you are good at what you do then just get on with it, right?
Enough said....
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SNG fundamentals are good.
P2 - Results great
P3 - Scheduled to start in Q4
Bleating/moaning and bragging/boasting on an anonymous share forum is not going to influence the price up or down.
Will SP go up?
Will SP go down?
There are some seriously well informed posters on this board which makes it readable.
There are some posters which feel they need to be heard but lack fundamentals.....maybe they are lonely and just want to be heard (why?) and liked whether sober or inebriated?
As far as trolls go.........don't feed them!
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ISA's are free from income tax and CGT. The Life Time Allowance (LTA) has nothing to do with them.
'The Lifetime Allowance is a limit on the amount of pension benefit that can be drawn from pension schemes – whether lump sums or retirement income – and can be paid without triggering an extra tax'
LTA for 2020/21 is £1,073,100. So if your pension pot is worth that or less when it comes to you receiving money from it then it does NOT affect you. 25% of your pot (<£1,073,100) can be accessed tax free and the remainder at your marginal rate of income tax.
If your pot is greater than the LTA (1,073,100) then there are additional tax charges. 55% (and no income tax) if you want a lump sum and if taken as income then 25% PLUS your marginal rate of income tax.