Jerome's SIPP success story
Jerome had lots of pensions in different places. He wanted his pension on one platform to make retirement planning simpler. He looked at his fees with his previous provider, Hargreaves Lansdown, and felt they weren’t as competitive as ii for him.
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That’s why Jerome's with ii
“I had lots of different pensions in different places. The transfer process was really easy. You trigger the process and it all happens in the background. So it’s very smooth.
“I can choose all of the funds and stocks and shares to support my SIPP.”
What Jerome mentioned in this video
Personal Pension (SIPP)
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ii vs Hargreaves Lansdown
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