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AlwaysLearnin wrote: »Does the employer have other salary sacrifice options, such as bike to work etc?
Don't really want a bike,lol. Just basically fed up paying for everything like everyone else s.do not mind paying my fair share but the fair share seems to be getting unfair.0 -
On your figures, your income less current pension contributions falls into the 20% income tax band, even with the new pay rise added. Are you sure you're paying 40% tax?
If your exposure is only to 20% tax then in your shoes I'd go for ISAs rather than more pension.
Sums: (39714 + 6000)x0.92 -95.49x52+50x52x0.92 = £39483 p.a.Free the dunston one next time too.0
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