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Does anyone know what's the maximum someone can pay into a personal pension if they don't have a job? I think it used to be £300 pcm but I'm not sure if it's changed.
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£2880 net, the pension co will add the 20% tax making it up to £3600 pa.0
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So, basically, it's stayed the same - a maximum of £300 pcm (including tax relief). Thanks for your reply.0
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Yeah but, no but. The permitted contribution depends on your earnings over the whole tax year, rather than your earnings in any one month.Free the dunston one next time too.0
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