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A national think tank has proposed a new blueprint for taxing pensions, which might appeal to a future government.
The new tax year starts on 6 April, heralding a raft of changes that will make an early tax review of the year ahead a wise move.
How much income do you actually need in retirement? New research shows an increase that might surprise you.
The eligibility for some bereavement payments has now been extended to unmarried couples, but there are two major caveats.
There is an interesting lesson to be learned from a think tank’s pension criticism.
Annual inflation in 2022 was 10.5%, but not all components rose by double digits.
During the non-news week before Christmas, there was a significant announcement on the Making Tax Digital (MTD) scheme for income tax.
Recent research has compared the value of personal national insurance contributions (NICs) with the value of state pension received. The results may surprise you.
When it comes to student loans, the media focus is usually on tuition fees (outside Scotland), but there’s another loan that shouldn’t be overlooked – and that includes Scotland.
Inflation surged in 2022, but can it reverse in 2023?
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