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Want to become an iSIPP partner?

Want to be part of our growing community? iSIPP is always eager to connect with like-minded organisations. If you are an accountancy firm or umbrella company and are looking to incorporate an added value service to your offering, get in touch to find out how we can work together.

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Who is iSIPP?

We’re iSIPP. We lead the pension sector in every way possible – from our practices and products to our performance and, of course, to our people. And it’s this that makes the difference. We’re a diverse team of unique talents, experiences, and perspectives that propel innovation and efficiency in all areas. With care at the heart of everything we do, and clarity underlining our communications, we give you complete control over your pension. Through our industry knowledge and passion for excellence, technologies, and intense diligence, we provide the very best experience for our customers. We’re experienced administrators and part of a wider SIPP company that has £1.5bn assets under administration and over 6,000 members.

What do we do?

iSIPP is a self-invested personal pension provider designed for individuals who want to take control of their pension. To open an iSIPP account, you need to be a UK resident with relevant UK earnings. You can set up personal contributions into your account, and most people can contribute up to £40,000 per tax year, in line with the current pension annual allowance.

What does it mean to become a member of the iSIPP community?

Becoming a valued member of the iSIPP community allows you and your clients to access a wealth of knowledge in the pension industry. With iSIPP you can support your company or clients to consolidate their pensions in three simple steps and set up regular or ad-hoc contributions into their personal pension.

What are the benefits of partnering with iSIPP?

iSIPP is all about putting the power in your hands. With us, you can consolidate your existing pensions and take control over your money by accessing funds from world-leading fund managers. You’ll have more clarity and choice. Select the investment options that match your risk appetite and retirement goals. You can even create your own portfolio.

How to become a member of the iSIPP community?

You can enquire about becoming a member of the iSIPP community by contacting our community team here.

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Our Community

We are delighted to be partnering with such prestigious companies, providing them with technology-driven pension solutions. By expanding our community with like-minded businesses we are able to ensure we cater to the needs of all our current and future clients.

Want to become an iSIPP partner?

Benefits of partnering with iSIPP

Add value to your customers

Access a wealth of experience

Create mutual relationships