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National Insurance
Millions of workers have not been credited with nearly £1.3 billion they paid in National Insurance (NI) which could mean reduced state pensions if they fail to act.
26 January 2011
Tens of thousands of workers are missing out on free cash from their employer, experts warn.
10 September 2010
Nearly one million people who did not pay enough income tax have had their repayment demands written off, it emerged today.
9 September 2010
It's a new school year, and whether you're starting or still paying for nursery, childminders, nannies or after-school clubs you could save £1,000s by using childcare vouchers.
8 September 2010
Many of the nearly six million people who paid too much or too little income tax will find out today whether they are due a rebate or have to make additional payments.
7 September 2010
Today's Emergency Budget brought tax rises for every UK citizen as the Government attempts to plug the massive £156 billion budget deficit.
22 June 2010
The new Government's commitment to tackling mammoth UK debt levels were outlined in today's Queen's Speech.
25 May 2010
The new coalition government has revealed many of its tax and spending plans, but what will this mean for your wallet?
12 May 2010
The Conservatives have put their plan to reverse most of the National Insurance (NI) hike next year at the heart of their election manifesto.
13 April 2010
The Government today urged those caring for a friend or relative to use a new scheme to build up their state pension entitlement.
22 February 2010
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