Thousands of pensioners may be due money back after DWP errors Mistakes mean that many state pensioners have been underpaid, including women who paid 'married woman's stamp' Chronicle Live · Apr 12, 2022
Claim PIP for 87 muscle or joint conditions and you could get up to £156 every week from DWP If you are living with any of these musculoskeletal conditions you may be eligible for PIP. Daily Record · Apr 11, 2022
DWP issues advice on how to increase your state pension if you're not getting full amount If you have between 20 and 30 years of National Insurance contributions on record, you can choose to pay more in even after you've reached pension age Chronicle Live · Apr 11, 2022
What the war in Ukraine means for food, fuel, trade and work in Greater Manchester - coming after Covid and Brexit The M.E.N. asked business analysts to assess the current state of our economy - with fascinating results Manchester Evening News · Apr 10, 2022
Tories are to blame for frightening cost of living crisis, not Russia Angela Rayner, Labour deputy leader, has criticised the Government's decision to hike National Insurance at a time when families are already under strain Daily Mirror · Apr 9, 2022
Martin Lewis warns millions of workers to check their tax code now after NI hike Martin Lewis and his MoneySavingExpert website has explained how to check your tax code as the new tax year begins. If you're on the wrong tax code, you could be paying too much to the taxman Daily Mirror · Apr 9, 2022
UK cost of living crisis 'is going to get worse' Boris Johnson admits Boris Johnson earlier this week confessed some hard-up Brits are facing choosing between heating their homes or feeding their families and said tonight it is going to get worse Daily Mirror · Apr 8, 2022
Martin Lewis shares four things you should check on your payslip immediately As the new tax year kicks in and higher national insurance takes effect, he said there are four steps all households should make Liverpool Echo · Apr 8, 2022
Thousands of retired people may be OWED money after DWP pension errors Mistakes made by the DWP mean that many state pensioners were underpaid, including women whose husbands passed away and older pensioners who paid married woman's stamps Daily Mirror · Apr 8, 2022
Martin Lewis lists 4 money checks you need to do now and it involves your payslip The advice came after the money expert admitted that he had almost exhausted his supply of conventional money-saving tools when it came to energy bills Daily Mirror · Apr 8, 2022
Five ways new tax year could affect your personal finances Everything you need to know about State Pensions, National Insurance Contributions, tax and more. Daily Record · Apr 7, 2022
How much is national insurance going up by? Everything you need to know Earnings tax increases with workers already battling spiralling cost of living crisis The Independent UK · Apr 7, 2022
Tories have failed NHS workers who face £3billion tax raid, Lib Dem leader says Today the rise in national insurance came into force, with millions of workers and employers hit with a 1.25 percentage point increase. Daily Mirror · Apr 6, 2022
Bills crisis will spark 'crime spree' as parents 'steal to feed kids', police boss warns Labour's Tom McNeil, Assistant to the elected Police and Crime Commissioner for the West Midlands, said crime has 'no excuse' but claimed it's 'common sense' desperation will lead to car thefts and drugs Daily Mirror · Apr 6, 2022
Evening Standard · Apr 6, 2022 The Leader podcast: What does the National Insurance increase mean for Londoners? There’s another blow in the cost of living crisis. From today the National Insurance increase comes into effect.
Wales Online · Apr 6, 2022 National Insurance rise and your pay packet – key questions answered Finance experts warn 'awful April' is the start of a string of tough months
Daily Mirror · Apr 6, 2022 How much is National Insurance rising today – and how much extra will you pay? Taxpayers will be hit with National Insurance hikes twice this year. The first hike on the tax has been introduced from April 6 - here's how much the tax is increasing and how much extra you'll have to pay
Daily Record · Apr 6, 2022 Boris Johnson admits having 'absolutely no problem' raising National Insurance amid cost of living crisis The Prime Minister acknowledged that millions of families would struggle to make ends meet after energy prices shot up at the end of last week.
Daily Record · Apr 6, 2022 Scotland faces £822 million 'tax bombshell' due to Tory National Insurance hike The pain of the rise in National Insurance will be felt by Scots on their next payday thanks to the tax rise imposed by Boris Johnson and his Tory Government.
Manchester Evening News · Apr 6, 2022 National Insurance rise: 2022/2023 rates, thresholds and payment calculator How much more you will pay in National Insurance from today depends on your salary
Evening Standard · Apr 6, 2022 Evening Standard Comment: On National Insurance, Sunak’s Spring Statement hits London hardest The cost of living crisis is taking a toll on every corner of Britain. North and south, rural and urban, young and old. But new analysis by the Standard reveals that Londoners are twice as likely to be made worse off by today’s National Insurance rise than those in the…
The Independent UK · Apr 6, 2022 What the National Insurance increase means for you Earnings tax increases with workers already battling spiralling cost of living crisis
Liverpool Echo · Apr 6, 2022 National Insurance rise comes into force as cost of living squeeze bites hard It will further increase the pressure on millions of people
Daily Mirror · Apr 6, 2022 6 new tax year blows hitting your money today - from NI payments to pensions The new tax year begins on Wednesday, April 6, with important changes to taxes, pensions, student loans and statutory sick pay. Here's what's happening
Daily Mirror · Apr 6, 2022 National Insurance rise hits millions of workers from today amid cost of living surge National Insurance payments are increasing by 1.25 percentage points from April 6, up from from 12% to 13.25%. But from July, fewer people will have to pay it. Here's what you need to know