All the changes Rachel Reeves could make to pensions in the Budget
It would mean higher rate payers, those earning over £50,271, will pay an effective 10 per cent tax charge on their pension and the current tiered rate of pension tax relief would be merged into a new flat rate of either 20 per cent or 30 per cent.
The Chancellor has been warned that any piecemeal tax raid on pensions, inheritance and capital gains could threaten UK ...
Rachel Reeves used her conference speech to pivot the Government’s economic messaging away from the doom and gloom that has ...
Rachel Reeves is considering proposals for a funding package to expand childcare services, as one of the UK chancellor’s ...
Businesses and lobby groups are demanding more detail from the Chancellor as she warned of 'painful decisions' ahead of the ...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering increasing alcohol duties in next month’s Budget, it has been reported Ms Reeves has ...
As the October 30 Budget looms, Rob Wood, chief UK economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, stressed that Ms Reeves will need to ...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering increasing alcohol duties in next month's Budget. She has not ruled out increasing ...
Rachel Reeves is considering rewriting Britain’s debt rules in a move that could free up to £50bn of spending in her maiden ...
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