I want to buy a property with SIPP money but dont have the full purchase price in cash.I may have 60% only
Laws changed on 6th April 2006 ("A Day") so check with your SIPP provider.
I believe you can borrow up to a maximum of 50% of the SIPP value (so if the SIPP is worth 100k, you can borrow a max of 50k) if you are directly purchasing
International Property Success have reported a surge in interest for SIPP approved property in the Caribbean from disgruntled Brits unhappy with their pensions.
It's not hard to see why the Caribbean is becoming a real draw not just for investors looking further afield for growth potential beyond European borders but also a relatively safe haven for their cash.
There are some fantastic deals available on Caribbean property which allow even those on average incomes to invest in property in prime locations on the Caribbean islands. It is even possible to use a SIPP to fund the entire purchase and benefit from guaranteed rental.
Devolopers of 5-star resorts on Islands such as St Vincent are reporting occupancy levels od between 80 and 90% this year with 40% occupancy already secured for 2012. This compares to this time last year where no advance bookings had been made.
This spectacular improvement is largely down to endorsements from sporting celebrities
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