Open or Transfer an Investment Dealing Account (IDA).

Investment Dealing Account charges and fees

As your wealth grows, the charges you pay to us won’t.

A balanced view of flat fees

Can be great value when:

  • You plan to make a larger investment.
  • You plan to build a smaller investment into a larger one over time.

Can be more expensive when:

  • You plan to invest a small amount and not add to it over time.
  • You have a smaller investment and plan to buy and sell investments very frequently

Charges and Fees for the SIPP Account

Our Account charges cover the basic ongoing cost to us of managing an Account for you, for example, maintaining records, custody of your investments, preparing information we send to you and making reports to the relevant parties.

Our account charge now includes 4 online trades a year. You are not able to opt out of the inclusive trades. Dividend reinvestments and regular buys through our online monthly dealing service do not count towards your inclusive trades and will continue to be charged separately.

Before you choose a SIPP, make sure you understand its aims and risks. If you are unsure as to the suitability of any particular investment or product, you should seek professional financial advice. Alliance Trust does not give advice.

A SIPP requires active management and investment expertise. You should make sure you review your investments regularly. You normally cannot take an income from your pension until age 55.

Charges may be subject to change in the future.

Investment charges

As well as our charges and fees, you will also pay a charge for your investments to the fund provider or investment trust.

For funds (OEICs, Unit Trusts, ETFs and Investment Trusts) the details are in the Key Investor Information Document (KIID)/Key Information Document (KID).