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Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, held the Spring Statement on Wednesday 26 March 2025. In the run up to the event, the Chancellor stated that she ‘remains committed to one major fiscal event a year to give families and businesses stability and certainty on upcoming tax and spending changes and, in turn, to support the government’s growth mission’.
The State Pension is a crucial part of retirement income for millions of people in the UK. However, if you have gaps in your National Insurance (NI) record, you might not receive the full amount when you retire.
Right now, there is a limited-time opportunity to top up missing NI contributions dating back to April 2006—but the deadline to do this is 5 April 2025.
The 2024 Autumn Budget introduced significant changes to pension rules, marking a shift in how inherited pension pots are taxed. These changes could have substantial implications for retirees, pension savers, and those engaged in estate planning. Here’s what you need to know about the new measures and how they could affect your long-term financial plans.
As tax season rolls around, it’s essential to ensure your finances are in order to avoid unnecessary stress and take advantage of every opportunity to save. Our expert tax team at Exchange Accountants has put together their top tips to help you streamline your tax return and maximise your savings.
One of the key themes identified in this year’s highly anticipated Spring Budget was the focus on economic growth. It became clear that a big
The state pension top up deadline is approaching: Boost your retirement income by up to £47,000 A government scheme allowing people to effectively ‘fill in’
On March the 3rd the highly anticipated Budget was announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak, here we have summarized the key details: Extension of the Coronavirus
To qualify for the full, new State Pension you will need to have 35 years of contributions. At present, the self-employed pay Class 2 (a
