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Gender pay gap – what does this mean for pensions?

9 March 20211 April 2021 by Nicklin Accountants in the West Midlands

Research suggests that the average woman in her twenties today will retire with £100,000 less in her pension than her male peers.

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Automatic enrolment easements to be lifted from January, regulator reveals

28 September 20201 April 2021 by Nicklin Accountants in the West Midlands

Pension flexibilities afforded to employers throughout the coronavirus pandemic will be removed from 01 January 2021, it has been revealed.Continue reading→

COVID-19: Government to cover employer NICs and pension contributions of furloughed workers

2 April 20201 April 2021 by Nicklin Accountants in the West Midlands

The Government has announced that it will cover employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and pension contributions of furloughed workers.Continue reading→

Increasing number of pension savers hit by tax charges

27 September 20191 April 2021 by Nicklin Accountants in the West Midlands

An increasing number of people saving for retirement have been hit by tax charges for exceeding the amount they are allowed to put away tax-free.Continue reading→

HMRC backs down from pension tax case

3 June 20191 April 2021 by Nicklin Accountants in the West Midlands

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has recently withdrawn an appeal in a key court case over a 55 per cent charge it wanted to levy.Continue reading→

Workers could be missing out by not checking personal tax accounts

16 May 20191 April 2021 by Nicklin Accountants in the West Midlands

According to the latest research from the Post Office, just under half (46 per cent) of workers have never checked their personal tax accounts.Continue reading→

Automatic enrolment contributions increase: what you need to do

12 April 20191 April 2021 by Nicklin Accountants in the West Midlands

The minimum contribution you and your staff must pay into your automatic enrolment workplace pension scheme has increased.Continue reading→

Is your workplace pension up to scratch?

5 October 20181 April 2021 by Nicklin Accountants in the West Midlands

More than eight in 10 employees in the UK are now saving into a workplace pension, new figures reveal.Continue reading→

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