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Sipps is an acronym for self-invested personal pension. It is a government approved personal pension plan in the UK. It allows individuals to have complete freedom with their investment plans and options.
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What services are provided by SIPPS?
SIPPS stands for Systematic Instructions in Phoneme Awareness, Phonics, and Sight Words. They are a solution for people who have a hard time reading. This program can teach people what is needed to be able to read, as each person learns differently, the problems that cause people to have reading disabilities are also different. SIPPS tackles the individuals problem instead of trying to use a "one solution" fits all approach to reading disabilities.
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source of congress pensions?
