Multiple outlets report that some “super contributor” entrepreneurs are putting more than £300,000 into pension schemes through top-ups. The reporting centers on data published by the pension-related money app Plum, which says it received figures from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). Plum frames the activity as part of pension planning, suggesting that making additional contributions can help reduce the risk of a future pension shortfall. The articles indicate that these large pension payments are being made by a subset of higher-earning individuals who contribute substantially beyond standard limits or typical contribution patterns. While the coverage focuses on the overall level of contributions and the scale of individual top-ups, it does not indicate that the approach is universal across all pension holders. Instead, it highlights a category of contributors whose payment levels are particularly high, and it links the findings to HMRC-provided statistics used to inform the app’s analysis. Overall, the sources present the pension top-up behavior as an effort to strengthen retirement income prospects.