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Can I pay into SIPP after drawing
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PaulCooper wrote: »Hi bwise
I was hoping that one of the experts on here would come to my rescue, as it's quite complex
but I'll try
As you won't be 55 by the time the rules change, it's easier, although not being in that category I haven't taken a great deal of notice. I think it'll work like this
You can take 25% of the total fund, or 25% of less than the total fund, this is tax free. After that you could take anything from 0% to the remaining 75% (this will be taxable at whatever tax rate this puts you into)
Regarding what you can pay in, I think once you go into drawdown after April 2015, you'll be limited to a max of £10k pa (this is supposed to stop recycling)
Paul
Thanks for this.0
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