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SIPP AND RETIREMENT WEALTH FAQS

GIVING YOU THE INFORMATION YOU NEED.


HERE ARE ANSWERS TO SOME OF THE MOST COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

OPENING A SIPP

HOW DO I OPEN AN SIPP WITH YOU?

The quickest and easiest way to do this is online using our secure service. But
if you prefer you can also apply by post, using an application form.

It’s much cheaper to buy and sell investments online than by post. One of many
reasons it makes sense to manage your account online.

WHO CAN OPEN A SIPP?

If you are 18 or over and have earnings that count for UK income tax

If you are are resident in the UK at some point during the tax year.

You want to make a transfer from another registered pension scheme.

If you are the parent or legal guardian of a child under 18 you can also apply
for a SIPP Account on their behalf (a Child SIPP).

PAYING IN TO A SIPP

HOW MUCH CAN I PAY IN?

You can pay in as much as you like each tax year, but you can only get tax
relief on payments up to the greater of:

1. up to all of your relevant UK earnings in the (subject to annual allowance);
or

2. up to $3,600 regardless of any earnings

WHO CAN PAY IN TO MY SIPP?

Anyone can, including your employer, but you only get tax relief on your
personal payments. These include payments you make from your own pocket or that
anyone else, other than an employer or former employer, makes on your behalf.

And to qualify for the tax relief you have to:

1. have earnings that count for UK income tax; or

2. be (or be treated as) resident in the UK at some point during the tax year
being claimed for or in any one of the previous five tax years.

WHAT IS THE ANNUAL ALLOWANCE?

It's the total that you, your employer and anyone else making payments on your
behalf can together pay in or build up in any one tax year across all registered
pension schemes in your name. It limits the personal payments on which you can
actually claim tax relief.

For 2018/19 the annual allowance is $40,000, unless you are already taking money
out from a pension, when it is more likely to be $4,000. If you are not sure
which annual allowance applies to you, our Customer Services team may be able to
help.

WHAT IS TAPERED ANNUAL ALLOWANCE?

The annual allowance taper took effect from 6th of April 2016.

The objective is to control the cost of pension tax relief and help make sure
pensions tax relief is fair and affordable. The way that the tapering works is
that for every $2 of income that exceeds $150,000, $1 of annual allowance will
be lost. The maximum reduction is $30,000 – it will be reached if you have
income of at least $210,000 - resulting in an annual allowance of $10,000.
However the tapered annual allowance is applied each tax year separately and you
may have a tapered annual allowance in one tax year and a full annual allowance
in the following tax year depending on your income.

WHAT IF I GO OVER MY ANNUAL ALLOWANCE?

You will have to pay a tax charge on anything over your annual allowance, unless
you can use up ('carry forward') any left-over annual allowance from up to the
three previous tax years.

CAN I CARRY FORWARD LEFT OVER ANNUAL ALLOWANCE?

You can carry forward left over annual allowance if you were a member of a
registered pension scheme in the years you want to carry forward from. You can
carry forward unused allowance from the three previous tax years. But even if
you use carry forward you can never pay in more than your total earnings in the
tax year you are carrying forward to. You can't carry forward unused allowance
if you have no earnings or you are on the reduced annual allowance of $4,000.

TRANSFERRING OTHER PENSIONS TO CHASE BANK

CAN I TRANSFER A PENSION FROM ANOTHER PROVIDER TO CHASE BANK?

Yes. You may be able to transfer from another registered pension scheme.

Your current registered pension scheme might charge you for transferring and you
should work out the impact of any charges on your investment before going ahead.

You can’t transfer money to us from a private defined benefit scheme unless you
have taken advice from a financial adviser with the right qualifications. The
only exception is when the total transfer value of all your benefits in that
scheme is less than $30,000.

INVESTING THROUGH MY SIPP

HOW DO I CHOOSE WHERE TO INVEST?

We can’t give you advice, but our Investing Hub is packed with research tools,
ideas and information to help you when you’re making investment decisions.

WHAT IF THE FUND I WANT TO BUY ISN’T AVAILABLE?

We regularly review the funds we offer and make changes based on customer
demand. So if a fund you’re interested in investing in isn’t available please do
let us know the details.

HOW OFTEN WILL I GET VALUATIONS AND STATEMENTS?

We send out valuation statements for all our accounts twice a year. We post
statements to you unless you ask us to send it to you through our secure
service. In that case we email you to let you know when it’s ready to view.

One off the main benefits of managing your account online is that you login and
get a valuation at any time, and print if off for your files if you need to.

ACCESSING MY PENSION SAVINGS

WHEN CAN I ACCESS MY PENSION SAVINGS?

You can normally access the money in your SIPP from the age of 55 (but set to go
up to 57 from 2028).

WHAT ARE MY OPTIONS?

You can be flexible when it comes to accessing your pension savings.

1. Take all of your savings in one go (typically for very small pension pots)

2. Take smaller lump sums and/or

3. Take a regular income

You are in control and there are no limits to how much you can access at any one
time. You can take everything in one go if you like. But only a quarter of your
savings can ever be paid tax free. The rest is taxed as income in the tax year
(or years) it is paid out to you.

CAN I REALLY TAKE ALL OF THE MONEY OUT OF MY SIPP AT ONCE?

Yes you can, but remember you will have to pay tax on all but a quarter of your
savings. Depending on your circumstances this could mean a big one-off tax bill
that could move you into a higher rate tax band.


IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Please remember the value of your investments and any income from them can go
down as well as up. The value of your pension savings may be less than you paid
in.

Before you choose a SIPP, make sure you understand its aims and risks. Chase
Bank does not give advice. If you are unsure whether our SIPP is suitable for
you, of the risks and commitments of investments and or of how much income to
take and when, you should seek professional financial advice specific to your
particular circumstances.

Laws and tax rules may change in the future without notice. The information here
is our understanding in April 2018. This information takes no account of your
personal circumstances which may have an impact on tax treatment.



Chase Bank is registered and authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority
and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation
Authority. Chase Bank gives no financial or investment advice.

 * ISA

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 * Open / Transfer an ISA
 * ISA charges and fees
 * ISA Forms and Documents
 * ISA FAQs

 * PENSIONS

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 * Saving for Retirement
 * Accessing your pension
 * Open / Transfer a SIPP
 * Pension Charges and Fees
 * Pension Forms and Documents
 * SIPP & Retirement Wealth FAQs

 * INVESTMENT ACCOUNT

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 * Investment Dealing Account (IDA)
 * Open / Transfer an IDA
 * IDA Charges & Fees
 * IDA Forms & Documents
 * IDA FAQs

 * CHILD SAVINGS

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 * Junior ISA
 * Child SIPP
 * First Steps Account (Child IDA)
 * Child Product Charges and Fees
 * Child Product forms & documents
 * Child Savings FAQs

 * INVESTING HUB

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 * Investment Research
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