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Account dealing and switching

Here you will find details and demonstrations for account dealing and switching using the Standard Life Smoothed Return Pension Fund.

Account dealing

The video below provides a quick overview of investing via a lump sum, regular contributions or cash transfer into the Standard Life Smoothed Return Pension Fund within a Pension Savings Account. The online process of buying into the fund is the same as buying into any other fund, however there are some points to note which we will cover in this video. 

Please note, re-registration is not available for this fund as it is not available on other platforms.

Switching existing assets

This video provides an overview of how to switch an existing Pension Savings Account or Drawdown Account into the Standard Life Smooth Return Pension Fund online.

The smoothed fund can be held alongside other funds; however, it is not possible to hold this alongside a model portfolio.

As with other transactions, the proceeds will initially be placed into the Standard Life Smoothed Return Feeder Pension Fund for 10-working days before being automatically switched into the Standard Life Smoothed Return Pension Fund.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a client invest in the Standard Life Smoothed Return Pension Fund within a capped drawdown account?
Can a client sell while their investment is held within the Standard Life Smoothed Return Feeder Pension Fund?
Which transactions could I see on the Smoothed Return Pension Feeder Fund?
How many decimal places will a holding be shown to?
If a client's holdings are already linked to a model portfolio, can they hold the Standard Life Smoothed Return Pension Fund within a separate account?
Will any other transactions be subject to delay in the future?
Can a switch into the Standard Life Smoothed Return Pension Fund be made and how does it work?
Can a client switch out of the Standard Life Smoothed Return Pension Fund into Exchange Traded Investments?
What is the deal cut off time?
What happens when a client switches or sells the Standard Life Smoothed Return Pension Fund?
What is the 90 calendar-day rule?
When selling to cash, is the sale carried out on a unit-based sell or a percentage-based sell?
Which transactions are subject to a 10 working day delay?
Which transactions are not subject to a 10 working day delay?
Why can a client only place one switch or sell out of an account within 90 calendar days?
Is there a 10 working day delay when a client wants PCLS?
Is there a 10 working day delay when a client wants to take taxable income (drawdown income)?