Why can the unemployed only save tiny sums into pensions? STEVE WEBB replies

I’m contacting you regarding an issue for those like myself who are not in employment, but who are contributing to a Self-Invested Personal Pension (Sipp).

I left paid employment at the age of 50 in 2017 and since 2022 have been contributing to a Sipp.

This year it dawned on me that the annual contribution limit of £2,880 plus £720 tax relief – totalling £3,600 – was limiting.

When I researched how long this limit has remained at this level, I was shocked to discover it may have stayed the same since 2001.

Could you confirm this, and also see if something could be

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