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  • Fred Bloggs
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    Originally posted by xenomorph View Post
    does AJBell do similar to vanguard tracker funds?
    Yes.

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  • xenomorph
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    will take a look at AJ
    HL are annoying as they are missing my apartment number so want me to post details and fill in form. its the digital age dammit and why do they have flat next to me but not mine listed.
    not new build these flats been around for 7 years
    cheers

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  • SuperLooper
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    I took a look at Penfold when they popped up in the Starling marketplace. I liked the fact it was a near-instantaneous online signup process, so I signed up. I'll keep my existing pension going while I see how Penfold works out over the next few months.

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  • xenomorph
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    Have you asked Danger Mouse?
    nope

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  • Lance
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    Agree with what other say.
    The only problem with II is the identity proof they want. I cannot be arsed to go to a post office to validate my identity. Although as the fund gets larger I'll find some motivation.
    I'm still with Hargreaves Lansdown, and they are fine other than I've just passed the threshold where II would cost less.

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by xenomorph View Post
    Hi all
    Anyone had experience with Penfold Pension?
    They are meant to be a self employed specialist but also can accept ltd company directors or employees.
    Have you asked Danger Mouse?

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  • xenomorph
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    Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View Post
    Then go with AJ Bell (0.25%) and transfer to II (flat rate) at the break even point which is around £100k presently, IIRC. Myself, I see absolutely zero reason to go outside of the main stream retail platforms. Safety in numbers.
    does AJBell do similar to vanguard tracker funds?

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  • Fred Bloggs
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    Originally posted by xenomorph View Post
    looked at II but fees seem to be quite high if your current SIPP value is low.
    Penfold charge 0.25% per year of your SIPP value.
    Then go with AJ Bell (0.25%) and transfer to II (flat rate) at the break even point which is around £100k presently, IIRC. Myself, I see absolutely zero reason to go outside of the main stream retail platforms. Safety in numbers.

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  • SueEllen
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    Originally posted by xenomorph View Post
    looked at II but fees seem to be quite high if your current SIPP value is low.
    Penfold charge 0.25% per year of your SIPP value.
    Your SIPP value won't remain low for ever.

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  • xenomorph
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    Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View Post
    Who?

    Just use AJ Bell or Interactive Investor. No need for a self proclaimed "specialist" who will likely skin you for charges.
    looked at II but fees seem to be quite high if your current SIPP value is low.
    Penfold charge 0.25% per year of your SIPP value.

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  • Fred Bloggs
    replied
    Originally posted by xenomorph View Post
    Hi all
    Anyone had experience with Penfold Pension?
    They are meant to be a self employed specialist but also can accept ltd company directors or employees.
    Who?

    Just use AJ Bell or Interactive Investor. No need for a self proclaimed "specialist" who will likely skin you for charges.

    Leave a comment:


  • xenomorph
    started a topic Penfold Pension

    Penfold Pension

    Hi all
    Anyone had experience with Penfold Pension?
    They are meant to be a self employed specialist but also can accept ltd company directors or employees.
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