How much money are you putting in your private pension?

[Tututututu]

Just that really.

Yep.

I have workplace pensions, savings & investments but £0 into a private pension.

You didn't tell us what you pay in @Tututututu

I pay in 23% of gross salary + all annual bonus into my workplace pension. £800 / month (including tax relief) go into a SIPP. The rest into stocks and shares ISA. Also have a small private and government pension back in my home country, where I will retire. Am 45, so still 10-15 years work.

Edited for spelling!

Enough time get between £11-13k a year when I am 67 in my work pension. Nothing privately though put £55 per month into a S&S ISA

£40k per annum

£20k pa

I put in 9.4% and my employer puts in 23%, soon to rise to 28%.

I use my maximum allowance of £60k pa.

I don't have a private pension. Just a workplace one (Scottish teachers). I pay 7.5% and my employer pays 26%, I think.

£0. Work pay in but I don't.

I’m in a DB scheme- so about 8% and employer puts in 25ish. I also pay £2500 monthly AVCs. Planning to retire at 53 and live on ISAs/savings until I can access my DC pension, then DB pension from 67.

£60k p/a - the max. I am 58 so plan to retire in the next few years, ramping it up.
Will take the tax free lump sum pretty soon

Big, fat zero.

I pay in £620 pcm - this includes the tax rebate and employer contribution.

Still have 20+ years till I retire.

It's one of the things I'll have to cut back as the cost of living challenges our family finances further

About £8k a year - the max I can put in of my pt salary. The govt adds on a tax rebate on top, and my employer adds 2%. I also put £4k into a S&S LISA for retirement and £16k into a S&S ISA which is earmarked for retirement.

Workplace - 9.5% from me and 7.5% from employer. Also have a S&S LISA.