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Case Studies

To help you understand how our accounts and charging structure work, we have pulled together some case studies.

Select SIPP

Scenario 1

What would the fees be in this case?

Overall charge

Mr Smith opens a Select SIPP with £50,000 that he has received as a result of inheritance and wants to use the money to fund his retirement. He purchases 10,000 shares in Alliance Trust PLC at £3.20 and with the remaining £18,000 purchases shares in 3 other FTSE 100 companies. Mr Smith purchased all of the shares online

Select SIPP establishment fee = £0
Select SIPP annual administration fee (taken in advance) = 50% discount due to holding 10,000 Alliance Trust PLC shares resulting in a cost per trade of £6.25 (3 deals).

£168.75 (VAT inclusive) in year 1 assuming no further deals are made.

As long as Mr Smith retains his 10,000 shares in Alliance Trust PLC all subsequent online deals he makes will be discounted at £6.25.

Scenario 2

What would the fees be in this case?

What would Alliance Trust Savings' fees be for this?

Mrs Jones has two personal pensions that she would like to transfer to a Select SIPP to make it easier for her to manage. One of the pensions is worth £60,000 and the other is worth £80,000. She wants to spread her risk by splitting her money across four different funds available within the i.nvest fund supermarket. You use our online services to both set-up the Select SIPP and complete the trades in her selected funds

Select SIPP establishment fee = £0
Select SIPP annual administration fee (taken in advance) = £125
Transfer In fee = 2 transfers at £50 + VAT

Select SIPP investment dealing fee = 4 trades, 2 at £12.50 each, and 2 free online trades.

£295 (VAT inclusive) in year 1 assuming no further trades are made.

In year 2 the charge would be £150 (£125 + VAT).

Please note that these scenarios only look at the charges made by Alliance Trust Savings and not any additional charges made by fund managers or any other investment provider who may also make a charge.

Full SIPP


Scenario 1 Getting Started

What would the fees be in this case?

Mr Jones has two pension funds with other providers which will both be transferred as cash into an Alliance Trust Savings Full SIPP.

  • Alliance Trust Savings establishes the Full SIPP and set up the operational bank account.
  • Pension discharge forms are obtained from the current providers, completed and returned by Alliance Trust Savings
  • Transfer funds released from ceding providers and paid as cash into the SIPP bank account.
  • Once the funds have been received, you implement the clients' investment strategy.

In this case you have decided to make investments through a single investment account*.

Full SIPP establishment fee = £395+VAT
Transfer In fee = £200 + VAT (£100 per transfer)
Full SIPP annual administration fee (taken in advance) = £450 + VAT
Total of initial fees = £1,450 + VAT

Ongoing fees
Full SIPP annual administration fee = £450 + VAT

Full SIPP investment dealing fees with a single investment account* = £0
Total per annum = £450 + VAT

  • A single investment account is where a Full SIPP only has investments provided and managed entirely through either a:
    • Alliance Trust Savings Investment Dealing Account; or
    • Fund supermarket; or
    • Stockbrokers Account; or
    • Discretionary Fund Manager

A client can also hold monies in a Full SIPP bank account.