AFAIK there's no upper age limit, but totally open to correction.
The table that gives the % limits of income states that for people aged >60 the limit is 40% of Net Relevant Earnings. If there was an upper limit I imagine it would be specified... (i.e. it says 60 years and over, rather than 60 - 65, or 60 - 70.
There is no upper age limit on contributions, per se. However, one of the conditions for scheme approval is that benefits must be paid out before the contributor is 75, effectively putting an age limit on contributions at 75.
There is no upper age limit on contributions, per se. However, one of the conditions for scheme approval is that benefits must be paid out before the contributor is 75, effectively putting an age limit on contributions at 75.