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Newbie question - Tax efficient Drawdown

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  • Hoenir
    Hoenir Posts: 7,742 Forumite
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    molerat said:
    So you would recommend still continuing to ontribute into the pension? I had considered that but didnt really see the advantage ? Is it purely the uplift provided by HMRC?

    The advantage is that you can pay in £2880 this year, either from savings or if you think the annual £16760 is too much then from that, and draw £3600 next year as part of your normal annual withdrawal completely tax free.  What is there not to like about 25% uplift tax free !


    Hi Molerat, thanks - yes - I appreciated the uplift, but thought that the tax when taking it out would effectively minimise the uplift and therefore wouldnt make it worthwhile?

    However if you have a pension already and are withdrawing from it already, then there is no extra work for the £180.
    Which covers the annual SIPP administration fees. 
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