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Tax and State Pension 25/26
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The full new state pension will be at least £12570 for the 27-28 tax year (£11963.95 + 2.5% + 2.5%).Flugelhorn said:
actually even then some of the time the pension will go up faster than the personal allowance and also has a few years head startpeterhjohnson said:Thanks for the replies. I'm glad I'll escape Self Assessment. I'm sure some people find SA easy but when I had to do it, I found it very stressful.
> Personal allowances aren't going anywhere for the time being
Rachel Reeves announced that "personal tax thresholds will now be uprated in line with inflation again from 2028-29" :-:smile:
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It takes a very long time to get the extra money back if you defer0
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To make the deferral calculation fair for those who defer and those who don't, it should take the rest of your (average expected) lifetime.Midlander59 said:It takes a very long time to get the extra money back if you defer0
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