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SIPP and the people's pension
russetred
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DH has a SIPP can he also contribute into the workplace pension or are there limits on the amount he can contribute? TIA
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You can contribute to several pensions every year.
The limits are qualifying earnings, normally salary or self employed income with a few other things, so you can't pay in more than you earn.
If you earn over £40k then that is the limit, unless you can carry forward unused allowance from previous years.0
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