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The Ssas industry faces a “clean up” under new HMRC measures set out by the Labour Party government ahead of the new tax year. HMRC set to begin ‘clean up’ operation and

The Treasury believes that, with careful financial planning, about 500 estates a year will be liable to pay the tax. But the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs says its research

‘Wild loophole’ allows non-UK residents to apply for full state pension Financial Times Martin Lewis explains how to boost your state pension ITV News Deadline for Irish workers to top up UK pension looms RTÉ

UK Benefits & Pensions Cut by £459 Annually UK Benefits & Pensions Cut by £459 Annually: The UK government has unveiled a sweeping reform to its welfare system, resulting in an average

That’s the stark conclusion of pensions and finance expert Rachel Vahey, after poring over the brutal numbers in yesterday’s Spring Statement. Reeves’s speech confirmed our worst fears. Despite announcing fresh spending cuts,

A pensioner has criticised Chancellor Rachel Reeves for “rubbing our noses in it” during a recent public appearance to promote housing initiatives. GB News viewer Jo Letchford expressed her frustration at seeing

A legal expert has explained how grieving relatives who have a Power of Attorney in place may end up falling foul of the law without realising it. Power of Attorney (PoA) arrangements,

Personal finance experts react to the Spring Statement Financial Times Savers face fresh tax threat as Reeves plans £1bn crackdown The Telegraph Tax avoidance whistleblowers will earn share of HMRC proceeds, says Reeves The Guardian