QROPS
in Malta, Gibraltar and the Isle of Man have been sold heavily by
offshore financial advisers, often promising significant benefits, but
in reality these don't exist and are no more beneficial than a UK
pension scheme.
We have helped lots of our clients
transfer their pension from these QROPS to our flexible, online SIPP
account. A QROPS pension transfer to a SIPP is a simple process and just
requires a set of forms to be completed which we can guide you though.
Minimise tax by using one of the UK's double tax treaties
A
double tax treaty often ensures you're not taxed twice on any
withdrawals. The UK has double tax treaties in place with over 130
countries and most of these agreements ensure that withdrawals from your
SIPP are only taxable in your country of residence. The SIPP provides flexible withdrawal options from age 55 onwards giving you total control over how to take your pension
Reduce the fees being taken from your pension
The
trustee administration charge for a QROPS generally ranges from £650 to
£1,250 per year. But its not just the annual trustee fee you need to be
aware of, most QROPS have additional bond fees such as an establishment
charge, policy management charge, quarterly administration charge,
custody charge and ongoing adviser charge. All of these charges add up
and could mean you're losing up to 5% of your pension every year in
charges.
A QROPS pension transfer to a SIPP can save you thousands of pounds a year in charges.
Why transfer to MyExpatSIPP
Our
service is designed for expats, whether you're a non-UK resident or
living in the UK. Our easy to use online account enables you to monitor
your pension whenever you like. We provide ongoing support and guidance
to assist you with managing your pension, and our simple and transparent fees mean there's no hidden commission or ongoing adviser fees. Contact us to discuss a QROPS pension transfer.
Got some questions about a QROPS pension transfer?
Our friendly team are happy to answer any questions you may have.