With the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Bill, it will become increasingly important for landlords to set the rent amount carefully. Advertising rent Properties will need to be advertised at a ‘proposed rent’, and landlords will be...
Using a SIPP (Self-Invested Personal Pension) or SSAS (Small Self-Administered Scheme) for Commercial Property investment
A SIPP, or Self-Invested Personal Pension, is a type of personal pension plan allowing individuals to have more control over the investments within their pension fund. Unlike standard personal pensions, which limit investment choices to a range of funds offered by the pension provider, a SIPP provides the flexibility to invest in a wide array of assets, such as stocks, cash and commercial property. SIPPS have been around for over 30 years, and they can be viewed as a tax efficient way of making an investment.
A SSAS, or Small Self-Administered Scheme, is a type of occupational pension scheme designed for companies, which are usually family run or owner managed businesses. It offers considerable investment options and can have multiple members, typically company directors or key employees.
