HMRC aim to reclaim following IT blunder
This morning millions of people are set to receive letters informing them that they have paid the wrong amount of tax due to a computing error made at HMRC HQ...
This morning millions of people are set to receive letters informing them that they have paid the wrong amount of tax due to a computing error made at HMRC HQ...
Today’s adults, the pensioners of tomorrow, are in line for a bad shock if they don’t pay more attention to their current pension plans, experts have warned. People who do not adequately review their pension schemes may find that they will have to continue work long after retirement simply to make ends meet...
People who are approaching retirement may have to spend a great deal of time shopping around for the best annuity- or risk losing up to half their income. Current laws state pension providers must alert retiring workers that they are allowed to scour the market...
The lure of gold remains unabated as figures show its demand has risen by 36 percent. As finances around the world remain uncertain, gold is still regarded by investors as the ultimate safe-haven...
An analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies has discovered that families with children and elderly citizens are the groups of people who stand to be hit the hardest by the Coalition Government’s austerity measures...
The National Institute of Economic Research (NIESR) has hit out at the Coalition Government’s Emergency Budget, claiming that: “The emergency was one more of political theatre than economic necessity”...
An official report commissioned by HMRC has discovered that one in five, around 20 percent, of big British businesses have considered a foreign relocation to avoid the current tax regime...
Over 50 percent of British households are using money from their savings in a bid to combat higher costs of living, poor savings rates and Government austerity measures...
Despite the approval of the £7.4 billion bail-out loan from the European Commission, Greece’s economy remains in a state of disarray...
A pensions think tank has estimated that the pensions age, currently at 65, will have to rise to 72 for the Government to keep their costs at the same level as ten years ago. The Pensions Policy Institute compiled a report that was submitted to the Department of Work and Pensions...