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Tag Archives: Universal Credit
Where does all our money go?
Two of the big three revenue sources are income tax and national insurance, they’re the ones who hurt the well off. The third biggie -VAT is the one that hurts the poorest. Poor people pay VAT at the same rate as … Continue reading
Posted in pensions
Tagged Autumn Statement, Business, George Osborne, National Insurance, Philip Hammond, Tax, Universal Credit
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“Fair and True” applies to the DWP too!
Steve Webb has a public policy success on his hands but if he’s to capitalise on the good news from large employers, he’s going to take a few bullets now. Continue reading
Posted in advice gap, auto-enrolment, pensions
Tagged Department for Work and Pensions, DWP, Employment, Financial services, Government, pension, Steve Webb, Universal Credit
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Paying as you earn; the best way to save
Monday will see the start of the benefits changes that will climax in the full introduction of the Universal Credit in a year’s time. This is not an article about these changes. But it takes it kicks off from a brilliant … Continue reading
Posted in Change, dc pensions, Financial Education, Martin Lewis, Payroll, pension playpen, pensions, St Paul's, Trades Union Congress, wonga
Tagged Citizens Advice Bureau, Council Tax, Department for Communities and Local Government, Direct debit, Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Payroll, Tax, Universal Credit
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