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Income tax on wage or pension.

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  • Marcon
    Marcon Posts: 15,134 Forumite
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    MX5huggy said:
    nigelbb said:
    You don't say what age you are but you should consider contributing £7K/year to a SIPP to avoid paying higher rate tax. If over 55 you can immediately withdraw from the SIPP with 25% tax free.
    The OP can only do this if the pension income comes from a DB pension if it is a DC pension the MPAA has been triggered limiting contributions to £4000 per year. If it is a DB pension then putting £7k in a SIPP is a good idea but again if they immediately took anything beyond the 25% tax free MPAA would be triggered stopping them doing it in subsequent years. 
    Not if they bought an annuity. That doesn't trigger the MPAA.
    Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!  
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