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How does money grow within a SIPP

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lateSeptember1964 · 13/01/2016 13:03

Not sure if thats the right title. I currently have a SIPP with about 20K in it. I have chosen a fund Im happy with but Im unsure how I make money from my investment. I understand that share prices rise and this increases my fund value. However today my fund is up by £400.00 am I supposed to sell at this point and keep this money in cash or reinvest. My worry is tomorrow it could be down by £300 so I effectively lost the opportunity to cash out that money? Or do I just have a hands off approach and wait?
This is an additional pension to my workplace pension and my NHS final salary, so Im quite keen to dabble in dealing.

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Lucymatilde · 13/01/2016 18:29

Just wait

Icequeen01 · 16/01/2016 23:45

I converted an old company pension pot I had into a SIPP. It has about 100k in it and I will not touch it for about another 5 years (when I'm 60). The value goes up and down with the wind but I don't touch it. If you put money into investments you have to think long term.

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