What would you do with ones years income?

[TheDude]

Presumably this is non-taxable. On that basis, there's no point putting it into pension.

A few years ago, I received a 'windfall'. I put this into the best interest-paying account I could find and then used it to bring forward transition from full-time work to early retirement / part-time work.

If I'd had any high-cost debt, I'd have looked at paying down on that.

Good point. I guess I could hugely overpay pension from contracting and partially live from tax free windfall whilst getting the best interest rate I can from it.

[Fraidycat]

Anyone been in this position recently and what did you do?

Do what hunter did! (Hookers and Crack)

Hunter Biden spent $30k in five months on 'the girlfriend experience'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ts-reveal.html

[Protagoras]

Presumably this is non-taxable. On that basis, there's no point putting it into pension.

A few years ago, I received a 'windfall'. I put this into the best interest-paying account I could find and then used it to bring forward transition from full-time work to early retirement / part-time work.

If I'd had any high-cost debt, I'd have looked at paying down on that.

[TheDude]

I have just received a windfall equivalent to about one years gross income from contracting.

I am unsure what to do with it - my heart says it should go in the pension pot but property is also an option. I could also risk the lot trying to escape the drudgery of writing code for faceless corporations and doing something I really want to do.

Anyone been in this position recently and what did you do?