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More than three million pension savers will be hit by changes to salary sacrifice on contributions. Chancellor Rachel Reeves used her Autumn Budget last month to announce a £2,000 cap on the amount ...

As announced by Rachel Reeves in the budget, from April 2029 salary-sacrificed pension contributions will only be free from national insurance for the first £2,000 a year. Any amount above that £2,000 ...

Steve Webb from LCP said some may reduce their pension contributions as a result of salary sacrifice changes © Em Fitzgerald/FT follow us on social More than three ...

A fifth of businesses expect the planned changes to salary sacrifice for pension contributions to have a “major impact” on how they manage retirement saving arrangements, according to Hymans Robertson ...

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) figures indicate around 3.3 million pension savers are on course to be hit by salary sacrifice changes announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in the Autumn Budget.

Millions of pension savers are set to be financially impacted by upcoming changes to salary sacrifice arrangements, with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) figures indicating that 3.3 million individuals ...

HMRC said an estimated 7.7 million employees currently use salary sacrifice to make pension contributions. Salary sacrifice schemes enable people to maintain their take-home pay, as people end up ...

Simply sign up to the UK tax myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. About 3.3mn retirement savers in the UK are set to be hit with higher national insurance charges on pension salary ...

Perkbox has struck a deal to buy electric vehicle (EV) salary sacrifice broker Loveelectric for an undisclosed sum. The acquisition will enable Perkbox to offer the EV benefit to thousands more ...

After years of Treasury murmurings, last week’s Budget finally pulled the trigger on a long-rumoured change: a new £2,000 cap on the National Insurance (NI) relief available through salary sacrifice.