We are committed to providing an excellent personal service, which is delivered through a dedicated point of contact. As of 1 November 2019, we administer over 33,000 SIPPs, totalling £7.3 billion in assets under administration (AUA) including over 1,300 commercial properties. We have accumulated significant experience in providing white-label SIPPs and third party administration. These are built on principles of quality, alignment and efficiency and have contributed significantly to our growth.
We currently have the following two SIPP products; our Flexible SIPP - a ‘lite’ SIPP and bespoke SIPP in one to give you the best of both worlds and our Barnett Waddingham SIPP, which closed to new business at the end of June 2014. Please note we continue to serve clients in this SIPP
The Flexible SIPP provides advisers with the peace of mind of a high quality service with direct access to a dedicated point of contact.
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Demonstrating continued commitment in our SIPP business. Find out more download the full report.
FIND OUT MOREWe provide financial advisers with the technical back-up and expertise that helps support your business and your clients, both now and into the future. For instance, you can expect a dedicated point of contact, annual CPD-accredited seminars and in-depth technical briefings.
Please note: we do not offer any financial advice on the suitability of SIPPs or on any investments made and would strongly recommend that members work with a financial adviser.
Complaints
You may use the EU online dispute resolution (ODR) platform. The platform is developed and run by the European Commission designed to help EU consumers who have bought goods or services on line from a trader based elsewhere in the EU. The ODR will refer your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS).
Barnett Waddingham’s SIPP and SSAS teams have been awarded a ‘Silver' rating by independent assessor, Investor in Customers.
For another year our Flexible Self-Invested Personal Pensions (SIPP) have been awarded a five-star rating from Moneyfacts.
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