Junior SIPP

Important information - please keep in mind that the value of investments can go down as well as up so you may not get back what you invest. Eligibility to invest in a Junior SIPP depends on personal circumstances and all tax rules may change in the future. Control over the investments pass on to the child once they turn 18 and withdrawals from a Junior SIPP will not normally be possible until the child reaches age 55.

Transferring a Junior SIPP so you can see it alongside your existing Fidelity accounts can help you track your savings and plan for your family’s collective future more effectively. It could also be cheaper, with lower service fees than you’re currently paying. 

Important information - please keep in mind that the value of investments can fall as well as rise, so you may get back less than you invest.. Pension transfers are a complex area and may not be suitable for everyone. Before going ahead with a Junior SIPP transfer, we strongly recommend that you undertake a full comparison of the benefits, charges and features offered.

Junior SIPP transfers must be done as cash, which may mean you are out of the market while the process takes place. Withdrawals from a Junior SIPP will not normally be possible until the child reaches age 55. 

If you are in any doubt whether or not a pension transfer is suitable for your circumstances we strongly suggest that you seek advice from an authorised financial adviser. To find out what else you should consider before transferring, please read our pension transfer factsheet.