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Can my partner use my pension for their tax allowance?
JMC39
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Hi,
Hopefully this is a simple question, but I've struggled to find a definitive answer online. When I reach retirement (assuming there are no change to current rules), would my wife be entitled to utilize her tax allowance by taking my money from my personal pension under the assumption she doesn't have a personal pension?
Thanks
Hopefully this is a simple question, but I've struggled to find a definitive answer online. When I reach retirement (assuming there are no change to current rules), would my wife be entitled to utilize her tax allowance by taking my money from my personal pension under the assumption she doesn't have a personal pension?
Thanks
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No.
But she could start her own personal pension (even if not earning).
It might be beneficial for you as a couple for her to apply for Marriage Allowance.0 -
Thanks, I thought that was the case.0
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