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Can I contribute more than £2880?

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  • dboswell
    dboswell Posts: 309 Forumite
    michaels wrote: »
    Nope, it prevents the dw from even thinking about spending it and there is another advantage.

    Yes I guess the individual needs to think how disciplined they will be when it comes to touching the funds outside a pension.
  • dboswell
    dboswell Posts: 309 Forumite
    edited 6 September 2018 at 8:30AM
    kidmugsy wrote: »
    If you are hell bent on investments in equities that would be a reasonable way to do it.

    Whether you should be is another question (with no possibility of a conclusive answer).

    Thanks, although it doesn't have to be just equities :)

    I have all my ISAs with HL.

    I have been reading on the boards about protection and the 85k compensation limit. Am I wrong to (have always) believed that my ISAs are ring fenced in the event of a collapse of HL?
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