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Workers could turn a modest pay rise into a £50,000 pension boost - AOL (opens the original)
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Getting a pay rise is usually an excuse to spend a little more. But workers who resist the temptation to pocket all of their extra earnings could potentially add £50,000 to their pension instead. New figures show more than one in three workers with a workplace pension increased their contributions the last time their income went up. And putting just 2% more of their salary into their pension from the age of 30 could make a dramatic difference by retirement. Standard Life calculates that someone
UK adults warned of '£40,000' retirement costs - AOL (opens the original)
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Families face a lottery over the cost of care in later life, with the bill for looking after a couple in the most extreme cases potentially reaching £2million. The stark warning comes from Sir Andrew Dilnot, the expert whose landmark review has shaped the debate over how Britain should fund social care for more than a decade, speaking with the IFS. He said most people will need relatively little care, while a small proportion can face enormous costs after requiring years of support. In the most
One group of people face £30,000 retirement penalty - AOL (opens the original)
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Millions of unpaid carers face a hidden retirement penalty of up to £30,000 because of the sacrifices they make to look after sick, disabled or elderly relatives. The financial hit can come years after caring responsibilities have ended - when people finally discover that their pension savings have fallen badly behind. Research from pension firm PensionBee suggests every year spent out of paid work caring for someone can knock around £5,000 off retirement savings. This means someone who has seve
Savers warned they could be missing out on £400 to £2,000 a year - AOL (opens the original)
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Savers are being urged to take action as billions of pounds in interest are effectively going down the drain. As much as £12 billion a year could be lost by households because around £300 billion is sitting in UK current and savings accounts earning zero interest, according to analysis by Moneyfactscompare.co.uk. That means someone with £10,000 languishing in an account paying nothing could be missing out on around £400 a year if they moved it to an account paying 4%. For someone with £20,000, t
HMRC Child Benefit alert to parents as 'service shuts tonight' - AOL (opens the original)
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Millions of parents face a temporary block on accessing their Child Benefit details as HMRC takes its online service offline. Families trying to check or update their Child Benefit claim will be unable to use the Government's online service for four hours on Friday into Saturday while maintenance work is carried out. HM Revenue & Customs has warned that the service will close at 10pm on Friday, September 18, reopening at 2am on Saturday, September 19. The shutdown means parents who need to repor
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