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Double-digit tax increases to fund the latest social care reforms will have a ripple effect on taxpayers.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) says many savers may have too much cash and face the risk of wealth erosion.
Increases to National Insurance Contributions (NICs) from next April have made employee pension contributions less attractive.
HMRC says many teenagers are missing out on Child Trust Fund cash.
In September, the government revealed its long-awaited plans to reform England’s funding of social care, but many home care residents won’t reap the benefits.
New research has highlighted a growing retirement income gap between men and women, which has been exacerbated by the pandemic.
The UK’s unusual tax year end date is coming under scrutiny in tandem with potential changes to the tax year basis for the self-employed.
New HMRC data shows that in 2019/20, £9.9 billion of capital gains tax (CGT) liabilities were created.
The Bank of England has suggested that interest rates may rise sooner than expected.
The government has published draft legislation to raise the minimum age for drawing pension benefits from 55 to 57.
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