UK - Employees may be better off deferring payments into a pension scheme until their late 40s when the government's tax changes take effect, Scottish Life claims.
The new tax regime will entitle individuals to relief on scheme contributions worth up to a maximum of £215,000 per annum from April 2006. Under the current system, relief is restricted to aroun...
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