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Will simple assessment take you by surprise?

In June, HMRC begins sending out simple assessments. They will come as a surprise to many recipients.

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15.3 million people at risk of retirement poverty

New research has highlighted the groups on track for a retirement of scrimping.

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You may have missed – adult social care review slips under the radar

The first Friday of May was a busy news day. The ideal day to make an announcement that you might prefer to be overlooked – such as the Government’s new commission into adult social care in England.

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A forgotten 50th anniversary on income tax

In 1975, the Chancellor’s Budget dared to go where no successor has dared since.  

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HMRC suffers from too much interest

Taxpayers relying on HMRC to sort out the tax due on interest are given a warning.

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'Yippy' days in the markets – a new way of measuring the jitters

A new word was added to investors’ vocabulary in April.

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A golden meltdown?

Gold has attracted investors in uncertain times with some strange consequences.

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Are you sure you know your State Pension Age?

Research has shown the lack of awareness about the next change to the State Pension Age.

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Unloved LISA?

The House of Commons Treasury Committee has been pondering the future of Lifetime ISAs (LISAs).  

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Pensions and inheritance tax changes - will there be any changes?

The government is showing no signs of changing its plans to levy inheritance tax (IHT) on pensions.

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