How Much can I pay into my Pension per Month

Secret2ndAccount

Since you are taking a DB (final salary) pension, you do not trigger the MPAA, so your annual contribution limit is 40k, not 4k.
So for you personally, the upper restriction will be your salary (pension doesn't count) of 37,500. But that includes the contribution from your employer and the taxman. You can pay in 3/4 x 37,500 = 28,125. The taxman will add the rest.
27,900 / 12 = 2343/month, minus 170 paid by your employer = 2173/mth
Actual answer is 2330. See the two posts below

Jeremy535897

Secret2ndAccount said:

Since you are taking a DB (final salary) pension, you do not trigger the MPAA, so your annual contribution limit is 40k, not 4k.
So for you personally, the upper restriction will be your salary (pension doesn't count) of 37,500. But that includes the contribution from your employer and the taxman. You can pay in 3/4 x 37,500 = 28,125. The taxman will add the rest.
27,900 / 12 = 2343/month, minus 170 paid by your employer = 2173/mth

The fraction is 4/5 rather than 3/4?

Secret2ndAccount

You are of course correct. Sorry
37500 x 0.8 = 30000
30000/12 = 2500
2500 - 170 = 2330

1000 apologies. I was staring at it after I posted, saying "something isn't right", but my brain must be having the day off, and I couldn't see it.