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Aviva Pension decreased by £10,000 in 12 months
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Audaxer said:
Yes, I was about to say the same. If the OP has no earnings, then they can pay in a maximum of only £240 per month (£2,880 per year) into a pension. That amount gets £720 tax relief from the government, taking it up to a gross annual contribution of £3,600.elouise01582 said:Is the maximum not £240 per month?......and it's been at that level since 2006.Had it been adjusted for inflation, then by this tax year it would be somewhere between £5400 and £6400, depending on which measure of inflation you used.........Had it been linked to the rises in Personal allowance, it would be around £8988 this tax year...
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