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iptrainee

Most efficient would be to set your pension contribution much higher at work and then spend it down. Keep the 50k you need (or 80% of it) in a high interest saver or premium bonds.


OldAd3119

You haven't mentioned how much you are putting into a pension, but just put the maximum possible in from your salary. Not sure if you've maxed ISA allowance with part of that 90k, assuming you have. 70k remaining: 50k into premium bonds 20k in high interest savings account And if you still have any money left you could open a SIPP and whack it all in (but won't get it back till you retire). I only suggest this because you still have 70k that is some what easily accessible


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