Stoozing is making a comeback.

[drfchound]

But it is morally outrageous.

BST, I assume that as a higher tax payer, you pay into your pension scheme and get the higher tax relief rate.
I only ask because you are saying it it morally wrong but may be taking advantage of the system.

(Filo, this is a genuine question and other Labour supporters on here may be doing the same thing).

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Is that factoring in the high income tax charge on child benefit BYFP or are you thinking about something else?

That particular issue is kicking my ass at the minute... mainly because the HMRC online stuff is useless and no matter how many times I tell them to stop paying me child benefit they only stop it for 1 of the kids... guess I'll just be paying it back in tax next year...

Child benefit, student loan deductions, no, tax etc etc etc.

Your best bet with that is take the money from HMRC then just pay it back after a year.  At current interest rates you'll at least make a few quid.