SIPP approved land for a land pension or overseas pension.
You can use your SIPP to invest in real estate, whether that is land in the UK or overseas or residential or commercial property.
Real estate investment for your retirement
With SIPPs, you can work with your IFA to choose a real estate investment vehicle for your pension. You can also invest in real estate alongside other assets such as equities and gilts to diversify your portfolio within your SIPP.
All of the benefits of real estate investment, such as the tangibility of the asset and the high demand and appreciating value of land, can be harnessed to help you fund your retirement. Combine that with the tax breaks offered by SIPPs and you have a highly advantageous pension plan.
Investing in Cayman land and your future
Crown World can offer its prestigious land investments in the Cayman Islands as part of your SIPP. With this vehicle, while you are investing in your future retirement you are also investing in land in somewhere which:
- Is a British Overseas Territory
- Boasts zero taxation
- Has the highest standard of living in the Caribbean
- Enjoys economic and political stability
- Is a highly supportive business environment
- Provides direct access to international markets
Safety, not speculation for your pension.
Investing in the Cayman Islands is one of the safest real estate investments available anywhere in the world. That is because the Cayman Islands operate under British Common Law and have a land registry which was created by a UK-government sponsored initiative.
Buying land in Cayman is essentially no different from buying land in the UK: you buy direct from the landowner, who owns full title to the land – title which is guaranteed by the Cayman Islands Government. This provides all the safety of UK land investment but in the exclusive, paradise setting of the Caribbean.
The Cayman Islands are a global hotspot for investment. A SIPP offers you the opportunity to take advantage of this unrivalled real estate investment while safeguarding your retirement.
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Last updated on November 24, 2011

















