National Living Wage Jumps 6.2% As Stock Markets Suffer
Worst Quarter Since 1987
Worst Quarter Since 1987
The UK National Living Wage increases this week by more
than three times the rate of inflation to £8.72 for people aged 25 and over. When
the new rate was announced at the end of last year it was described by the
government as "the biggest cash increase ever". Meanwhile, the
government's coronavirus job retention scheme means employers can claim for 80%
of wages in order to keep staff employed.
than three times the rate of inflation to £8.72 for people aged 25 and over. When
the new rate was announced at the end of last year it was described by the
government as "the biggest cash increase ever". Meanwhile, the
government's coronavirus job retention scheme means employers can claim for 80%
of wages in order to keep staff employed.
By Charles Kelly, Property Investor, Author of Yes, Money Can
Buy You Happiness and creator of Money Tips Podcast.
Buy You Happiness and creator of Money Tips Podcast.
In this Money Tips Podcast episode:
1.
National Living Wage rises to £8.72 per
hour for workers aged 25 and over
National Living Wage rises to £8.72 per
hour for workers aged 25 and over
2.
Stock markets continue falling after
suffering the worst quarter since 1987
Stock markets continue falling after
suffering the worst quarter since 1987
3.
Pension transfers could be delayed or
blocked after FCA advisory
Pension transfers could be delayed or
blocked after FCA advisory
4.
Dividends cut or suspended by banks and blue-chip
companies
Dividends cut or suspended by banks and blue-chip
companies
5.
After interest cut, mortgages have gone
up – if you can get one!
After interest cut, mortgages have gone
up – if you can get one!
6.
Tax Year end looming – top up ISAs to
claim tax free allowance
Tax Year end looming – top up ISAs to
claim tax free allowance
Track down your “lost” pension scheme - https://www.gov.uk/find-pension-contact-details
UK Government Business Support Helpline (England)
Telephone: 0300 456 3565 Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm
Telephone: 0300 456 3565 Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm
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