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Fee structure
Platform fees: 0.25% service charge a year plus fund charge 0.14%–0.31% (four investment pathway funds; Personal Pension drawdown, not a full SIPP)
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.
Who holds your pension
Regulated firm: Legal and General Assurance Society Limited
SIPP operator or scheme administrator: Not confirmed on an official page yet
Regulatory status: Legal and General Assurance Society Limited authorised by the PRA and regulated by the FCA and the PRA (FRN 117659) — official legal information page.
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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27 Oct 2026
L&G takes on the Royal Mail defined contribution plan
On 27 October 2026 Legal & General said it had become the master trust provider for the Royal Mail Defined Contribution Plan. Close to 100,000 deferred members and £2.45 billion of assets had transferred into the L&G Mastertrust. It said this was the largest completed transition into a UK defined contribution master trust to date.
L&G appoints Gary Smith to its Independent Governance Committee
On 1 October 2026 Legal & General appointed Gary Smith to its Independent Governance Committee, succeeding Daniel Godfrey, who had been a member since September 2017. The release says the committee oversees the interests of around 2.7 million members and £55 billion of assets under administration.
Legal & General’s 11 March 2026 newsroom release reported 9% core earnings-per-share growth for 2025 and said it would begin a £1.2 billion share buyback — described as the largest in its history — alongside a full-year dividend of 21.79 pence.
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