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Greenmantle

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2,138 posts

137 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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Just doing my finance planning and it looks like I'm going to have available an additional £2K a month for the next 10 years until retirement.
I'm a high rate tax payer with no private pensions.
A pension calculator is saying SIPP is the way to go giving an annual income of £8000 per annum!
Is this about right?
Thanks.

Shnozz

30,627 posts

300 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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SIPP seems to be the most obvious choice for tax limitation purposes. Has there been something that concerned you regarding pensions that has prevented you from investing in a pension previously?

jrb43

906 posts

284 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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911s are free from CGT…. wink

Greenmantle

Original Poster:

2,138 posts

137 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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jrb43 said:
911s are free from CGT…. wink
just like me you have just watched Chris Harris and that 911 S/T video and ICMFP!

Greenmantle

Original Poster:

2,138 posts

137 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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Shnozz said:
SIPP seems to be the most obvious choice for tax limitation purposes. Has there been something that concerned you regarding pensions that has prevented you from investing in a pension previously?
yep the annuity shenanigans!
I'm now looking at a lifetime drawdown of the SIPP (well below the 4 or 5% amount)

anonymous-user

83 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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I'm ten years (hopefully) away from retirement and I put as much money as I can into my SIPP. I get my bonus this month and I have just requested payroll pay this into my SIPP as well.

Best investment ever as you immediately get 40% for free and I get a nice fuzzy feeling that I am not giving the tax to the government to waste.

Loads of people I work with don't pay anything into their pension other than the company minimum and thought that putting the bonus into a pension was "wasting it".

I am a higher rate tax payer too, I pay enough into my SIPP so that I don't pay 40% tax on any of my salary. I am also looking forward to increasing the amount I put in the closer I get to retirement.

TwigtheWonderkid

48,960 posts

179 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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ThingsBehindTheSun said:
Best investment ever as you immediately get 40% for free and I get a nice fuzzy feeling that I am not giving the tax to the government to waste.
If you pay in £600 you end up with £1000. That's 66.6% free!!!

jrb43

906 posts

284 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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Greenmantle said:
jrb43 said:
911s are free from CGT…. wink
just like me you have just watched Chris Harris and that 911 S/T video and ICMFP!
Ding ding. Absolutely spot on. I’m sure my 3yr old wasn’t thinking of university anyway….biggrin

Shnozz

30,627 posts

300 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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jrb43 said:
Greenmantle said:
jrb43 said:
911s are free from CGT…. wink
just like me you have just watched Chris Harris and that 911 S/T video and ICMFP!
Ding ding. Absolutely spot on. I’m sure my 3yr old wasn’t thinking of university anyway….biggrin
Surely it should be a CGT is free of CGT. If you’re going down the Porsche route anyway…

jrb43

906 posts

284 months

Wednesday 13th November 2024
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Shnozz said:
Surely it should be a CGT is free of CGT. If you’re going down the Porsche route anyway…
Well done biggrin