Vanguard 100%. If your happy with the funds they have and aren’t concerned about their market domination (them and Blackrock have huge power due to the control over voting since you aren’t investing directly) then vanguard is a good option for sipps below a certain amount.
With a note on the other persons mention that the sipp is really actually £60 a year if you’re already paying for an ISA.
Btw I reread my post and I realised it might have sounded a little harsh, that wasn’t meant. I voted for your idea though I don’t think it’s the best direction for Freetrade (there are other platforms for % fees) it’s a thought out idea worthy of some recognition.
Personally I’m in that category that access to the various options, including treasuries, shares, ETFs (and maybe funds in the future) makes it good value for an ISA and SIPP. And keep in mind that while buffet has the view of minimising fees, his view isn’t at the expense of his investment goals, he’s not restricting himself because it might cost thousands to make an investment. But it all depends on the individuals needs.
And this is where fees aren’t the only factor. The race to the bottom as someone put it might be fine for some, and not for others. I don’t agree with some of what 212 does and some of their terms and conditions. So I don’t invest with them as a platform regardless of how ‘free’ it is