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Standard Life to put SIPP charges up by 4% because of RPI

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    Standard Life to put SIPP charges up by 4% because of RPI

    Just had a nice letter from them where they informing me that my SIPP charges are going up by 4% because of RPI.

    I never knew I was trading on the 'basket of goods' market.

    Fookin chancers.

    #2
    As a share holder in SL I can only condone this
    How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think

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      #3
      Originally posted by Troll View Post
      As a share holder in SL I can only condone this
      I have done a few tours of SL and it is not pretty.

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        #4
        Originally posted by minestrone View Post
        I have done a few tours of SL and it is not pretty.
        you saying I should sell?
        How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think

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          #5
          Originally posted by Troll View Post
          you saying I should sell?
          Unlikely since he is probably not licensed by the FSA to give such advice.

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            #6
            So they will happily put it back down again when RPI drops, will they

            So you are getting hammered by

            1. Your growth is being eroded by inflation
            2. Growth rates are tulip anyway
            3. They now want a bigger chunk of a barely increasing pot



            Edit : What are the "charges" anyway. Are they referring to the fund management (i.e. commission) charge.

            Isn't that a percentage anyway. So if your pot inflates by at least inflation - it should do - they surely they will automatically receive an inflation based increase anyway.
            Last edited by centurian; 30 September 2011, 18:20.

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