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Junior SIPP?
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Pension/LISA both benefit by the same percentage 'uplift', 25% (for a BRT)."Obviously getting the 20% tax relief if you are not even a tax payer at age 18-21 because you are still in full time education is positive."
20% tax relief so this refers to SIPP not LISA? Is there something significant about the age 18 - 21 about paying into a SIPP or limits, or special rules for being in (or not being in) higher education?
Nothing specific, no.
I think Bowlie was merely indicating that obtaining tax relief/bonus whilst not paying income tax is a significant positive all round, and one you rarely find during your adult life with HMRC.Personal Responsibility - Sad but True
Sometimes.... I am like a dog with a bone0 -
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