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Do I get tax relief on second pension?

by gettysb, 11 months ago•Open Question

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Yes.

It's the total annual and lifetime limits that count, not the number of pensions you contribute to.

Watch out if one of your pensions is a defined benefit / final or career average pension though as special rules apply.

by G-Man, 11 months ago

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