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Charges £££ - FriendsLife - additional pension contribution... :(
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Sandsy I'm struggling to get my head around that!
Dunstoh that's interesting re the savings... and ditto the much cheaper pensions... ! I have £20k in the pension... maybe I should transfer it then??
Does anyone know if I can attribute the single contribution to a previous tax year, please? Pretty confused re that...0 -
No, you can only pay into a pension for the current tax year.0
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My extra contribution plus previous contributions matched my earnings for that year...0
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newbiesaver55 wrote: »My extra contribution plus previous contributions matched my earnings for that year...
Yes, but you can't make any contribution after the end of that tax year.0 -
Bigadj - do you mean I can't make further contributions to that pension - full-stop? I'm currently making a monthly contribution...0
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You can't make any further contribution in the current tax year and say it is a contribution out of previous year earnings. If you wanted to contribute from a previous years earnings you would need to have done it in that previous year.newbiesaver55 wrote: »Bigadj - do you mean I can't make further contributions to that pension - full-stop? I'm currently making a monthly contribution...
You can contribute this year but it's counted against *this year's* earnings.0 -
Thank you so much - trying to get my head around all of this. Why don't we learn about pensions at school?!0
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You can't make any further contribution in the current tax year and say it is a contribution out of previous year earnings. If you wanted to contribute from a previous years earnings you would need to have done it in that previous year.
You can contribute this year but it's counted against *this year's* earnings.
Hang on, so I've just re-read this and it's exactly what I've already explained above... isn't it? Unless you can spot that I've done something wrong? TIA0
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