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Two podcasts about UK pensions – VFM from Kathryn Fleming Vs Newscast!
It was the end of a hot and steamy week and two hours before the Norway vs France game. I thought I’d listen to a couple of podcasts while sorting out the garden, ducks and birds. The first I listened … Continue reading
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Tagged DC pensikons, Fleming, Haldane, Income Tax relief, pension tax relief, Pensions, tax relief
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Net pay pension problems? – don’t leave them to the Treasury
The headline is misleading, the Treasury are not looking for solutions, they are looking for the long-grass ; unless people who give a damn , tell the Treasury to pull their finger out, 1.7m low earners will continue to overpay … Continue reading
Posted in Force for Good, pensions
Tagged HMRC, HMT, Net Pay, pension tax relief, Pensions
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“Help to save accounts”- crumbs for the poor.
The Government is planning (according to the BBC) to spend £70m of tax-payers money incentivising those who are not in work (but trying to get a job) to build up an emergency kitty. These savings will be held in “help … Continue reading
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Tagged Budget, Budget16, dc pensions, DWP, Help to Save, Osborne, pension tax relief, pensions, Sop to the poor, Treasury
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Payroll’s good fortune or a pension administrator’s nightmare?
Many of us will have breathed a sigh of relief on hearing that the Chancellor did not intend to make any changes in the pension tax relief. Whether it was moving to a flat rate (possibly unaligned with any tax-band … Continue reading
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Tagged administration, Business, Financial services, payoll, pension, pension tax relief, Retirement, RTI, scheme pays
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We had it coming!
I haven’t read the reaction of the pension hierarchy to the Treasury’s consultation on the future of pension tax relief – I don’t have to. Steve Bee’s tweet “I don’t want to spend the rest of my time on this … Continue reading