The Latest Breaking News from National Insurance

National Insurance rates rise today - check how your pay is affected now and in July

The amount of National Insurance you pay from wages will change twice this year.

Daily Record · Apr 6, 2022

National Insurance rise in force from Wednesday - how it will affect your pay

Some £39 billion will be raised from tax payers across the country, which will be re-invested into the health and social care system

Chronicle Live · Apr 6, 2022

UK recessions risks on the rise; global trade hit; Russia edging closer to default – as it happened

Rollng coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK · Apr 6, 2022

Pension savers told to act today to avoid risk of losing thousands of pounds as tax year ends

A new tax year starts on Wednesday but there is something you could do to save cash today

Wales Online · Apr 5, 2022

Claim PIP for long-Covid and you could get up to £152 each week from the DWP

PIP payment rates are increasing on April 11.

Daily Record · Apr 5, 2022

National Insurance rise to kick in tomorrow - this is what it will mean for you

Payments will go up from April 6 meaning most people will see an effect on their income

Wales Online · Apr 5, 2022

How much more National Insurance will I pay?

This is how much you will have to pay when NI changes come into force April 6

Bristol Post · Apr 5, 2022

Pensioners are urged to act now or risk losing thousands before the tax year ends tomorrow

Senior citizens might be able to slash their bills

Bristol Post · Apr 5, 2022

Hero boss gives each worker £750 to help with energy bills - costing him £45,000

James Hipkins, managing director of Emerys Timber and Builders Merchants, splashed out £45,000 in total on 60 members of staff, to give them £750 each for rising bills

Daily Mirror · Apr 4, 2022

First-class stamp price hits 95p as Royal Mail says hikes vital for 'universal service'

The Royal Mail has put up stamp prices by 11% for first-class and 3% for second-class, blaming Brits sending fewer letters and its own rising costs for the rise

Daily Mirror · Apr 4, 2022