I had two holdings of Glaxosmithkline and the one in my SIPP was a smaller sum, which when the split happens next year would become 2 x even smaller sums and a reduced dividend.
So, I just sold GSK in my SIPP but will keep them in my ISA, just in case the split goes well.
With the proceeds I purchased some European Assets (EAT) which is a new investment trust for me, I'm happy with the increased (but variable) income and better diversification.
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