Self Employed - what proportion of your income do you put into your SIPP?
I've had a SIPP for a couple of years now but its relatively low considering my age £25k, 34 years old. I work through a Ltd Co and debating how much we should be putting into our SIPPs.
My wife and I both currently put approx 10% of our income into each of our SIPPs (we actually earn the same).
Is this too low? I feel like because of the tax benefits of SIPPs it may be worth increasing our ltd co contributions to our SIPPs (we take out £50k each in form of salary and dividends, which at the moment is enough to live off and put a little into our ISAs).
I'm acutely aware of not wanting the tail to wag the dog in terms of tax. My concern I guess is the government messing with SIPPs incl ever increasing age of retirement/access.