More people will put commercial property into Sipps and SSASs as a result of the end of the death tax, a Sipps firm has predicted.
Xafinity has forecasted that a "multi-generation or family SSAS" could emerge - meaning the founding fathers of the company can pass down large pension funds to family members, without the penal 55% death tax charge.
George Osborne announced it would be scrapped last month.
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The firm said the holding of property has been a niche investment historically as unwinding a Sipp or SSAS with property, as the member approached and entered retirement, could be an issue.
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