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If you have started drawing a defined benefit pension then generally, you are allowed to pay contributions of the higher of your ‘net relevant earnings’ or £3,600 into a pension, and qualify for tax relief. So even if an individual has no net relevant earnings, they can pay pension contributions inclusive of tax relief of up to £3,600, which for a basic-rate taxpayer means a ‘net’ contribution of £2,880.
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