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Yeah I contribute a good percentage each month to my pension and have done since I started contracting so have a healthy pension for someone my age, I would think. I'm 25 years away from retirement at the earliest, so having the money just now would be a better option for me.
Thanks for all the feedback all.
Sounds like the MVL is the best way to go at the moment - I'm a fair few years away from retirement to dump it all in a pension
Yeah I would be looking to stay 2 years+ in this new role, if I take it. It's a move to an architect role from being a contractor doing dev work so I'm seeing it as career progression and maybe when I feel I've got enough experience, jump back into contracting.
My question was more around if...
I'm looking for some advice on closing my LTD company to go perm.
I emailed my accountant for the best course of action in closing my company to ensure I keep as much as possible.
I'll have around 95k in the company account by the time I close so was thinking it would go down the MVL route...
Thanks for the response, here's a reply to the questions you listed.
1. Yes I will be starting a contract next Monday which will be a full time contract for 6 months, which I hope will be extended. After speaking with a friend he believed having multiple contracts running at the same time, will...
I've taken the jump into the world of contracting as a developer with my first contract starting next week, so I'm currently serving out my notice period for my perm employer.
Due to the knowledge I have on the internal systems, as I designed and developed these, I have been asked if I could...