Age 52,Single,
Pension fund 170K(low for my age)I give max 7% & Job add 8%.Bluechip Company
Mortgage Free
Salary 90K + bonuses 10% Stocks 15K annually .Disposal monthly income 2.5K
Savings 200K
Stocks 100K
You could (and should) be contributing 30% of your gross salary to your pension for 2023 and going forward, regardless of your employer’s contribution.
Age 52,Single,
Pension fund 170K(low for my age)I give max 7% & Job add 8%.Bluechip Company
Mortgage Free
Salary 90K + bonuses 10% Stocks 15K annually .Disposal monthly income 2.5K
Savings 200K
Stocks 100K
The company pension contribution is quite poor so you definitely should be putting much more into it. 7% is very little.
You should also sell the company shares as soon as they vest. As well as a concentration of investment risk, you also have increased personal risk due to both your income and investment relying on the performance of one company.
Also at your age review where your pension is invested. Target >80% investment in global equities as you've a bit of catch up to do. Ditch any automatic lifestyling that is the most common for DC pensions