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Fee structure
Platform fees: £210/year SIPP admin fee plus a yearly drawdown income fee of £240 (monthly), £180 (quarterly) or £150 (twice-yearly or yearly), both via Options UK; £300 per crystallisation; no IG custody fee (removed January 2026). Our cost assumes quarterly income
Fund charges (Ongoing Charges Figure) apply on top of platform fees and depend on your chosen investments. Use our calculator above to see the total annual cost for your specific pot size.
SIPP operator or scheme administrator: Options UK Personal Pensions LLP (FRN 501747); trustee MK SIPP Trustees UK Ltd (official IG SIPP page and Options key features)
Regulatory status: IG Markets Ltd authorised and regulated by the FCA (FRN 195355). SIPP administrator Options UK Personal Pensions LLP (FRN 501747); trustee MK SIPP Trustees UK Ltd — official IG SIPP page and Options key features.
Eligible claims may be covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). If a SIPP operator or investment firm fails, the limit is £85,000 per person per firm; a pension provided by an insurer is normally covered in full. FSCS pension protection
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2 Oct 2026
IG Group’s Q3 trading update: revenue expected at about £240 million
IG Group’s trading update for the three months ended 30 September 2026 said total revenue was expected to be approximately £240 million, down about 14% year on year, which it attributed to lower over-the-counter revenue retention. Organic first trades were up over 25% and organic active customers up around 17%. It now expects 2026 total revenue growth in a mid-single-digit per cent range.
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