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Triple lock confirmed with 10.1% rise for next April
Barnett Waddingham reflects on the chancellor's Autumn Budget Statement 2022, from pension security to rising living costs.
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Government's mini budget 2022
Kwasi Kwarteng unveiled plans to cut basic income tax to 19% in 2023. Barnett Waddingham believes individuals will need to increase personal contributions.
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How inflation is affecting pension savings
Our self-invested pensions technical specialist James Jones-Tinsley recently appeared on FT Adviser’s podcast to discuss the impact rising inflation rates has on pe…
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A plain English guide to pensions jargon: part one
Are you coming across unfamiliar words and phrases when looking through pension contracts? Particularly those from years or decades ago?
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Blog
Return of the State Pension Triple Lock?
What a difference a year makes...
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What are the implications for the Spring Statement 2022?
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled his Spring Statement for 2022. As the UK faces a record increase in the cost of living, we call for policy to go further to supp…
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Briefing
Examining the state of the UK State Pension
A review of the State Pension Age will analyse the operating costs and consider whether the rules around pensionable age are appropriate.
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Blog
Five things for pension holders to be aware of in 2022
2021 was a volatile year for the nation’s finances, and there were some important changes made that will impact people’s pensions in the year ahead.
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Blog
The 'net pay anomaly' and workplace pension schemes
If there’s one tin can that has been kicked down the road remorselessly by HM Treasury in recent years, it's the one with the 'net pay anomaly' label.
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Does a state pension 'double lock' for 2022 offer intergenerational fairness?
From next April, the state pension triple lock will be temporarily replaced with a ‘double lock’ of the highest of either inflation, or 2.5%. Is this a necessary bu…