Stay on top on expected changes in regards to the state pension, such as proposed policy ensuring those whose sole income is the state pension without increments will not be liable for income tax, with this article from the Mirror.
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Did you know pension contributions can be a smart tax-efficient move for many savers? If you can afford it, boosting your pension contributions can make you richer in retirement and also keep your taxable income below other key thresholds. And if you are a higher earning parent, it can allow you to carry on receiving child benefit or free childcare hours. Whether it’s salary sacrifice or topping up your pension, small changes now may mean big benefits later. Have a read of this interesting article from The Daily Mail for the details.
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House prices have seen the first monthly gain since February with the typical property cost £299,330 in June, a 0.2% increase on the month before. Learn more in this article from the Guardian.
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The Bank of England's prediction of how many homeowners can expect their mortgage repayments to increase by the end of 2028 have gone up by one million. Find out who might be impacted and by how much in this article.
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Stay informed about the latest updates on the pensions dashboard tool. It's currently estimated that there are 3.3 million lost pension pots in the UK, worth a combined total of £31.1 billion and this new tool will make it easier for millions of people to keep track of their pensions allowing you to see all your pension pots in one place. Have a read of this article from the Mirror and discover how he pensions dashboard tool can empower you to take control of your pension savings.
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Curious about the future of state pensions under the potential new Labour leader, Andy Burnham? Keir Starmer vowed not to touch the triple lock, a system that promises to increase the state pension each April by either the rate of inflation, average earnings growth or 2.5%, whichever is highest. The triple lock has served pensioners well, but its sustainability has been questioned over and over again. Here, Money Week takes a look at whether Andy Burnham will shield it if he becomes the new Labour leader.
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The triple lock has served pensioners well, but its sustainability has been questioned over and over again. Will Andy Burnham shield it as Labour leader?
According to new projections, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said inflation should fall back to the Bank of England‘s target rate of 2% by mid-2027. The UK’s inflation rate, which is a measure of how quickly prices of goods and services are rising, currently stands at 2.8%. Have a read of this article from The Sun for rate of inflation insights.
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INFLATION should ease back to target levels quicker than previously expected, according to new projections. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said inflation should fall back to the Bank of Engl…
Wondering how to secure your financial future? For many, the prospect of retirement, often envisioned as a period of newfound freedom and reward, is overshadowed by a looming financial anxiety. But navigating the transition from regular income to relying on pensions and savings doesn't have to feel that way. Discover practical recommendations from industry experts in this must-read piece by The Independent.
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Changes have been proposed in regards to the inheritance system for cohabiting couples. Find out what the current rules are compared to married couples, and what the changes would mean in this article.
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Stay on top on expected changes in regards to the state pension, such as proposed policy ensuring those whose sole income is the state pension without increments will not be liable for income tax, with this article from the Mirror.
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Triple lock 'due' date warning over future of policy
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Some key changes to the state pension are taking place nowComment on Facebook
Did you know pension contributions can be a smart tax-efficient move for many savers? If you can afford it, boosting your pension contributions can make you richer in retirement and also keep your taxable income below other key thresholds. And if you are a higher earning parent, it can allow you to carry on receiving child benefit or free childcare hours. Whether it’s salary sacrifice or topping up your pension, small changes now may mean big benefits later. Have a read of this interesting article from The Daily Mail for the details.
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Do YOU know paying into a pension can cut your income tax bill?
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House prices have seen the first monthly gain since February with the typical property cost £299,330 in June, a 0.2% increase on the month before. Learn more in this article from the Guardian.
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UK house prices rise for first time since start of Iran war
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Typical property cost £299,330 in June, 0.2% more than the month before, says LloydsComment on Facebook
The Bank of England's prediction of how many homeowners can expect their mortgage repayments to increase by the end of 2028 have gone up by one million. Find out who might be impacted and by how much in this article.
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One million more UK homeowners expected to face mortgage hit
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Homeowners face paying £45 a month more on average when they move onto a new deal over the next two years.Comment on Facebook
Stay informed about the latest updates on the pensions dashboard tool. It's currently estimated that there are 3.3 million lost pension pots in the UK, worth a combined total of £31.1 billion and this new tool will make it easier for millions of people to keep track of their pensions allowing you to see all your pension pots in one place. Have a read of this article from the Mirror and discover how he pensions dashboard tool can empower you to take control of your pension savings.
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Millions of people will soon be able to see all their pensions in one place
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It's currently estimated that there are 3.3 million lost pension pots in the UK, worth a combined total of £31.1 billionComment on Facebook
Curious about the future of state pensions under the potential new Labour leader, Andy Burnham? Keir Starmer vowed not to touch the triple lock, a system that promises to increase the state pension each April by either the rate of inflation, average earnings growth or 2.5%, whichever is highest. The triple lock has served pensioners well, but its sustainability has been questioned over and over again. Here, Money Week takes a look at whether Andy Burnham will shield it if he becomes the new Labour leader.
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Will the new Labour leader remove the triple lock pensions system?
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The triple lock has served pensioners well, but its sustainability has been questioned over and over again. Will Andy Burnham shield it as Labour leader?Comment on Facebook
According to new projections, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said inflation should fall back to the Bank of England‘s target rate of 2% by mid-2027. The UK’s inflation rate, which is a measure of how quickly prices of goods and services are rising, currently stands at 2.8%. Have a read of this article from The Sun for rate of inflation insights.
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Inflation to fall to 2% over next year in surprising good news for households
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INFLATION should ease back to target levels quicker than previously expected, according to new projections. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said inflation should fall back to the Bank of Engl…Comment on Facebook
Wondering how to secure your financial future? For many, the prospect of retirement, often envisioned as a period of newfound freedom and reward, is overshadowed by a looming financial anxiety. But navigating the transition from regular income to relying on pensions and savings doesn't have to feel that way. Discover practical recommendations from industry experts in this must-read piece by The Independent.
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Nine expert tips to stop you from outliving your retirement savings
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From finding out your entitlements to setting out your priorities, small, strategic steps can make a significant differenceComment on Facebook
Changes have been proposed in regards to the inheritance system for cohabiting couples. Find out what the current rules are compared to married couples, and what the changes would mean in this article.
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What rights is the government proposing for co-habiting couples?
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Co-habiting couples in England and Wales could be given more protections if they break up under new government proposals.Comment on Facebook