All news on the topic: National Insurance

RISHI Sunak has pledged to cut taxes as he unveiled his Conservative Party election manifesto this morning.The Prime Minister's offer includes a flags

Brits across the country are being urged to check their National Insurance records to make sure they have enough contributions to get a full state pension when they retire

The more desperate the plight of the Tories becomes, the more they will resort to smears, falsehoods and gutter politics - and our exclusive survey shows the public are sick and tired of Rishi Sunak clinging on to power

I KNOW that the last few years have been really tough.The economic shocks of Covid and Ukraine have had a chilling effect on everyone.But now, at last

The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) says that some low-income, self-employed workers lose their entitlement to National Insurance-related benefits like the state pension due to an error by HMRC

Labour campaign supremo Jonathan Ashworth warned older voters the state pension is 'not safe in Tory hands' after the Conservatives vowed to abolish national insurance

The new online system aims to make it easier for Brits to top up their National Insurance Contributions (NIC) which will help increase the the amount of state pension they will receive

HMRC began writing to older Brits last year after confirming a major administration error had occurred which caused thousands to have lower state pension payments than they should've

MARTIN Lewis' Money Saving Expert's team has issued a crucial warning regarding National Insurance.Ministersslashed the main rate of primary Cla

The process involves buying extra National Insurance (NI) years to boost your state pension and the tip was shared in the MSE weekly newsletter

The rate paid in Class 1 National Insurance contributions on yearly earnings between £12,570 and £50,270 for employees is dropped from 10% to 8% from today (April 6)

MILLIONS of workers are set for a bumper pay rise worth £450 a year from today.The Government has slashed the main rate of primary Class 1 National I

If you’re able to use the money saved from the National Insurance cut into your workplace pension, you could substantially increase your retirement savings by thousands of pounds

The Chancellor said the National Insurance cut would benefit around 27million workers with the average person saving £450 - however Martin Lewis says only one group will actually benefit

The Mirror has broken down how the Budget changes announced today by Jeremy Hunt will affect your wallet, from pensioners to first-time buyers and savers

After weeks of speculation, the Chancellor finally shared his fiscal plan ahead of the General Election and here we take a look at who is classed as a"winner" in today's budget and who is classed as a "loser"

NATIONAL Insurance is a tax all workers must pay once they earn a certain amount of money.Contributions go into a government pot that pays for benefit

Sir Keir Starmer branded the budget 'the last desperate act of a party that has failed' - saying the Conservatives 'give with one hand and take even more with the other'

Jeremy Hunt has today announced a 2p cut in National Insurance as part of his Budget, in a move that will save the average worker around £450

However, this threshold for when you start paying National Insurance remains frozen until April 2028 - this means more people still risk being dragged into paying tax for the first time

MORE than 27 million workers are in line for a £450 wage boost thanks to a fresh National Insurance cut.The 2p reduction has been confirmed by The Ch

The Money Saving Expert (MSE) website founder urged Brits to check which partner is claiming Child Benefit as the thousands could be missing out on free state pension top-ups

All eyes will be on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt this week, to see if he makes any changes to National Insurance or Income Tax as part of his Spring Budget

HARD-pressed workers are in line for another cut in National Insurance payments in next week’s Budget, the PM has strongly hinted.Rishi Sunak signal

MARTIN Lewis has issued an urgent warning to anyone earning under £123 a week.The consumer champion is calling on 200,000 parents who may be losing o