The UK economy is facing a period of turbulence, with concerns about potential spending cuts and tax hikes adding to the existing financial pressures. Chancellor
Category: Pension News
The latest data on UK life expectancy suggests a slow but steady increase after years of stagnation. While this might sound like good news, it
UK pension security, for decades, was seen as a given. If you worked and paid National Insurance, you’d get a state pension in retirement. But
The latest UK Pensions and Benefits Reduction is all set to reduce payments by an average of £459 per year. As living costs continue to
The UK government is ramping up efforts to tackle tax evasion, with HMRC focusing on offshore assets and undeclared income. Wealthy individuals and businesses that
HMRC has reversed its stance on private equity tax, scrapping its plan to tax carried interest as income rather than capital gains. This move would
England’s housing crisis is putting key workers under immense financial pressure. With rents rising faster than wages and social housing becoming scarcer, many essential workers
The UK government has been making adjustments to inheritance tax (IHT), sparking concerns among those with cross-border estates. While some beneficiaries might see tax relief,
“One-Bed Flats Unaffordable” is hardly a headline you would ever expect to see in the UK, especially for key workers. The cost of renting a
HMRC’s stance on tax avoidance has been made clear in the recent case involving renowned jockey Frankie Dettori who has filed for bankruptcy after a