Additional Pension Contributions

Buy more pension

Example 1 - James

James is 25 years old and wants to purchase an additional £1,000 of yearly pension for himself. He plans to spread the cost over 20 years.

This would cost him £51.70 a month (before tax relief) for 20 years, amounting to a total cost of £12,408.

Example 2 - Carol

Carol is 47 years old and wishes to purchase an additional £750 of yearly pension for herself. She intends to pay for this over 10 years.

This would cost her £103.43 a month (before tax relief) for 10 years, amounting to a total cost of £12,411.

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Additional Voluntary Contributions

Pay AVCs

You can pay contributions into the Fund’s Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVC) schemes. These are also known as ‘in house’ AVC schemes. This option allows you to choose how much to pay and how your contributions are invested. The Fund has two AVC schemes and they work in different ways.

You can find out more by reading our AVC guide. You can also contact us for more information about paying AVCs.

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