Question: I am 70 years old, have a DB pension from which I took a cash lump sum in 2021. In addition I have a full state pension and savings in various accounts. Can I invest in a SIPP? If so, is there any advantage to doing so, as opposed to investing in a stocks and shares ISA, and is there a limit to how much I could put into it? Jasmine Birtles is GBN Membership’s money expert. Got a question you’d like her to answer? Email money@gbnews.uk. I’m glad you are thinking along these lines. Many people look to take out their pension even before there are 60 so this looks to me like you are plan…
