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How much to put aside?

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  • bilbo51
    bilbo51 Posts: 519 Forumite
    hugheskevi wrote: »
    a) Matched employer contributions [£80 net to get £200 gross]
    b) Be in receipt of Tax Credits and on the 41% taper [£78 net to get £200 gross]
    c) Be a higher rate taxpayer with access to salary sacrifice with employer National Insurance Contributions savings added to the pension [£88.40 net to get £200 gross]
    d) Earn a bit over £100,000 (ie facing a marginal income tax rate of 60% as personal allowance is withdraw) [£80 net to get £200 gross]

    There, plenty of ways :)
    Thanks for that. I was only considering tax relief when I posted... Now I see that in my case, £80 from my pocket turns into £203 in my pension when I include employer contributions and (some) employer's NI savings added via the salary sacrifice scheme.
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