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MABLE
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I have been for a while now paying an extra £100.00 a month to buy additional years in my Companys final pension scheme. However can anyone advise me that by doing this would I normally just get tax relief or would I receive a contribution from the employer. I already pay 6 percent in and my employer pays 11 percent but not sure ihow it works when you agree to buy additional years.
Any help appreciated.
Any help appreciated.
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Yes you do get tax relief (at your top rate of tax
) when you buy added years.
The value of your contributions vis-a-vis your future pension varies from company/scheme to company/scheme - and also depends on your tax rate.
It's worth discussing this with your Human Resource people/bursar/union or whoever reports back to employees about the pension scheme where you work.
There must be a booklet available to get you asking the right questions of them.0 -
I would have thought this is being deducted from your pay prior to any tax being deducted.
Thanks
JonathonI have worked for 5 years as a Pension Administrator and then a further year in a non-administrator pension role. I am not (and never have been) an adviser. Do not take anything I say as advice, it is information given on the best of my knowledge.0
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