Child Trust Funds: £394 million unclaimed
A recent report has revealed that £384 million of Child Trust Funds (CTFs) have been left untouched by their now adult owners. Could that be you?
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A recent report has revealed that £384 million of Child Trust Funds (CTFs) have been left untouched by their now adult owners. Could that be you?
New figures released alongside the Budget highlight a projected surge in the number of people set to pay more than the basic rate of tax. Does that include you?
The government has deferred its decision on when to raise the State Pension age (SPA) to 68, although it is due to be phased in between April 2044 and April 2046. How will this affect your retirement plans?
If you are self-employed, the new tax year may be longer than you think – 23 months in fact. What are the tax implications for you?
The recent problems in the banking world have sparked concerns that the current maximum protection for bank deposits – £85,000 – is well overdue for an increase.
A new government bill indicates that a change to the automatic enrolment minimum age, and increases to workplace pension contributions, could be on the horizon.
New research shows that global dividends have shaken off the impacts of Covid-19 and reverted to their pre-pandemic days, but the UK’s performance isn’t so promising.
The Budget announced three important changes to childcare provisions in England, but one trap remains.
The rush to meet the voluntary national insurance contributions (NICs) top-up deadline of 5 April has forced HMRC to grant an extension to 31 July.
New measures affecting pension allowances announced in the March Budget could mean your retirement planning strategy needs to be reviewed.