The following article is an excerpt from of one of the daily blogs by my good friend and pensions expert Henry Tapper. It explains, much more eloquently than I can,… read more →
The Government has recently announced the beginning of the consultation period for the Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Bill. This is a private member’s bill that has cross-government support. It is next considered in parliament… read more →
Workplace pension provider, Smart Pension, have recently introduced hands-free technology allowing members to ask various Amazon home hub devices about their pension pot. In a ground breaking move which could… read more →
With growing concerns surrounding the illiquidity of pensions and the difficult savings climate, it’s no wonder that Nest are introducing a radical early access savings vehicle in addition to a… read more →
The need to upskill workers through apprenticeships to close the skills gap before the impact of Brexit is felt, is a decision being increasingly made by employers up and down… read more →
The Government’s response to the Taylor Review was recently published to mixed reviews, after much anticipation about the impact the report might bring to the world of work and so-called… read more →
HMRC launched ‘dynamic coding’ in July 2017 and its impact will be felt even more as they issue tax codes for the new tax year, what is there to look… read more →
I read with interest this article in the Guardian at the weekend. I do have sympathy with an embattled tax authority trying to deliver huge headcount cuts, move to 13 tax… read more →
Wondering what this year could have in store for payroll and pensions? Take a look below at what potential impact may follow the key events and announcements that we know… read more →
The Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) recently published a new report into the impact of the rising minimum wage on lower paid jobs being automated. The analysis showed that, with… read more →
