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I have a Revenue-approved small self-administered pension (SSAP) fund with €300,000 in cash. I would like to invest it in building a house for rent. The house would be owned by the fund and the rental income paid into that.
Investing your money is about more than chasing returns. For Moneycube users, it’s about taking control of your money, and knowing you’re doing the right thing with your savings. At Moneycube we’ve been speaking to our users about what held
What can a SSAPS invest in? SSAPS offer the widest possibilities for investment using a pension. The list of authorised investments for a SSAPS includes: Property: Buy-to-let investment property (both residential and commercial); development land; property syndicates; Private companies: Shares
What is a SSAPS? A Small Self-Administered Pension Scheme (SSAPS, sometimes known as a Self-Invested Pension Plan, or SIPP) is simply a pension backed by your employer. The rules state that an employer can establish a SSAP for any employee.
Private property investors in Ireland are increasingly using their pension fund as the way to acquire buy to let residential and commercial property. The tax advantage The biggest reason is tax. Invest directly in rental property in Ireland and you’ll
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