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Budget leaves industry hanging regarding arrangements for moving to a new minimum access age for pensions
Details still awaited on how the Normal Minimum Pension Age will increase from 55 to 57 A path paved with good…
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Ninety One’s Sahil Mahtani responds to the UK Budget
Commenting on the Autumn Budget, Sahil Mahtani, Strategist at Ninety One, said: “The interesting thing about this budget is not what the…
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Budget: Handelsbanken WM’s Christine Ross summarises key changes advisers need to know
Following today’s Budget, Christine Ross, Head of Private Office (North) and Client Director, Handelsbanken Wealth Management comments: “Savers and investors, together with…
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CGT property payment window changes: “Will be most welcome and give people the time they need to calculate the capital gain/loss”, Killik & Co
Following the changes to the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) property payment window in today’s Autumn Budget and spending review 2021, Sarah Hollowell,…
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Budget pension tax relief fix for low-paid “messy, belated and likely to be ineffective” – Steve Webb, LCP
Steve Webb, partner at LCP, comments on the Chancellor’s plans for pension tax relief announced today in the Budget. Under the current…
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UK Budget: Rising debt interest payments ‘could hit growth forecasts’
Rising interest payments could hit the UK economy’s chances of 6.5% growth next year, economists said on Wednesday after the the government…
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Budget: pension tax relief reform and death taxes avoided – missed opportunity on MPAA says Aegon’s Cameron
Recognition of pension investment ‘super power’ means escape from tax relief cuts and no new ‘death taxes’. But missed opportunity to increase…
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Budget: HL’s Coles comments on cutting the universal credit taper, hiking council tax and axing the prosecco premium
Today’s new announcements from the Chancellor are: A cut in the Universal Credit taper from 63% to 55%, so for every extra…
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NS&I announces delivery of £0.8bn net financing in provisional Q2 2021-22 results
Q2 2021-22 Net Financing of £0.8 billion Half-year Net Financing total of £0.6 billion, against a whole-year target of £6 billion,…
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Budget: Raising the national living wage could be “another nail in the coffin” for hospitality and leisure sector – Killik & Co
Following the comments on Government debt, OBR expectations and inflation during the Chancellor’s Budget, Rachel Winter, Associate Investment Director at Killik &…
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