Enzo's SIPP success story
Enzo felt a bit frustrated with the rigidity of investment options offered by his previous pension providers - Aviva and Scottish Widows. After doing some research, he felt that ii was recognised as one of the best SIPP providers and made the switch.
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That’s why Enzo's with ii
“It was clear initially that ii is recognised as one of the best SIPP providers.
“That was a combination of what I had read around their fee structure, the ability to access a variety of investment products – not just funds, but stocks and shares – and also the customer service rating.”
What Enzo mentioned in this video
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