When Samson Dada gets his payslip every month, he feels a deep sense of satisfaction at seeing how much of his salary he has willingly chosen to give up.

Samson, 33, who lives in Manchester and works as a senior publicist, is choosing to pay 18 per cent of his salary into his workplace pension using salary sacrifice, as he knows that not only is he saving on tax and national insurance, he is also saving towards his future.

And he hopes rumours that Chancellor Rachel Reeves will put limits on the amount that can be saved using the scheme at next week’s Budget are not true.

When someone pays into their pension using the salary sacrifice scheme, their wages are reduced by the same amount, and their employer pays that amount into their pension along with their own contribution and calcu

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