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Jeremy Hunt is aiming to invigorate UK public markets with an additional £5,000 ISA allowance. Jeremy Hunt has introduced a new British ISA in his Spring Budget, which will allow an additional £5,000 ISA allowance for investment in ‘promising UK businesses’. The new ISA allowance will sit alongside the £20,000 that can be invested across other ISA wrappers currently available. …
The latest reduction follows a cut from 12% to 10% announced at the Autumn Statement last year. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced a 2 percentage point cut to the the main rate for employee National Insurance from 10% to 8%. The move to take another 2p off the Class 1 rate, expected to cost the government around £10 billion, doubles …
The change will come into effect from 6 January 2024. The chancellor is to cut the rate of national insurance (NI) by two percentage points for employees. The change will take effect from January 2024. Employees will pay 10% in NI contributions on earnings between £12,570 and £50,200, rather than the current rate of 12%. The rate remains at 2% …
Chancellor pledges to give workers the legal right over where employers pay contributions Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced he will consult on “pot for life” pensions reforms. In the Autumn Statement today (22 November) Hunt said the government would consult on giving pension savers a “legal right to require a new employer to pay pension contributions into their existing pension”. …
Chancellor decides to keep triple lock in place. The state pension is set to rise by 8.5% from April 2024, as chancellor Jeremy Hunt confirmed the triple lock remains in place in today’s Autumn Statement. ‘We honour our commitments to the triple lock in full,’ said Hunt. In the run-up to the Autumn Statement, there were reports that the government …
Official figures show inflation down from 6.7% in September UK inflation declined sharply in October, falling to an annualised rate of 4.6% from 6.7% in September, according to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The drop in housing prices was the largest contribution to the fall in inflation, contributing 1.6 percentage points to the 2.1 percentage point decline. …
