Inflation remained unchanged at 3.8 per cent in September, meaning the state pension will rise by 4.8 per cent in line with July’s earnings growth figure under the triple lock. In April 2026, the state pension will get bumped up by the July earnings growth figure of 4.8 per cent. Therefore, the full ‘new’ state pension should increase from £230.25 …
New tax year, new changes for pensions in 2016-2017
The new tax year for 2016-2017 starts today (April 6th) which means new changes, so here is what you need to know. THE NEW STATE PENSION The new ‘single-tier’ state pension starts today which means anyone who reaches pension age from April 6th will get the full flat rate payout of £155.65 per week. This will only apply if you …
