
Making your pension capital work harder
With CrowdProperty, you can ensure your pension capital works harder. Achieve highly competitive returns (up to 9.5% p.a.*) and consequently you can earn more for your retirement. Two types of pensions allow you to control your investments: ‘SIP’ and ‘SSAS’. These are only available from approved pension providers.
*Your capital is at risk. past performance is not an indicator of future success.

What is a ‘SIPP’
SIPP stands for ‘Self-Invested Personal Pension’.
It is for people who are confident in making their own investment decisions and offers individuals the ability to invest in the full range of options approved by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). SIPPs work in much the same way as other personal pensions: you add money as and when you choose, and the government pays in an extra 20% in pension tax relief.
There are a wide range of SIPPs available on the market and therefore it’s important you do your research to find the product that works best for you.

What is a ‘SASS’
SASS stands for ‘Small Self-Administered Scheme’.
It is a specialised type of defined contribution pension scheme, which is an employer sponsored workplace pension. A SASS offers investors great flexibility, and often more independence than a SIPP.
They are often set up to provide retirement benefits for company owners and/or directors. The scheme can have up to 11 members and is open to employees and family members.

Register now
Sign up for a CrowdProperty investor account to open your IFISA and start earning.
How does it work?

Login
Ensure that you’re registered with us and logged into your CrowdProperty account

Choose a project
Select the project you would like to pledge towards on our projects page

Pledge your capital
Click “pledge” on the chosen project and specify your chosen pledge amount

Select your account
Choose your pension account when selecting where your funds should be drawn from

Final confirmation
Confirm the pledge, you will receive a confirmation email and see the pledge appear in your portfolio