more people into work. there are measures to help those with disabilities and 50 and 60 somethings tempted to retire. now they will be able to save more in a pension, tax free every year and the chancellor will. .. abolish the lifetime allowance altogether. it is a pension tax reform that will stop over 80% of nhs doctors from receiving a tax charge, incentivise our most experienced and productive workers to stay in work for longer. critics say it will help the already very well off. childcare has become a big political battleground between labour and the conservatives. mr hunt said this about his plans for england. we will introduce 30 hours of free childcare, notjust for three and four year olds, but for every single child over the age of nine months. it is a package worth on average £6,500 every year and reduces their childcare costs
i think it s great having the energy of young people joining the business but you can t train experience. one change the government is reportedly planning is to raise the lifetime tax free limit on the value of pension schemes, above which you get hit with an extra tax charge. an increasing number of employees paid much more than claire such as doctors will soon have pension pots that breach the £1 million limit after it was cut in recent years by successive chancellors. the government is thinking of raising that limit back to £1.8 million, to prevent doctors and others from retiring early to avoid the tax charge. but actuaries say that fewer than 5% of workers will have a pension valuable enough to benefit from that. economists say that much more is needed than that to help those that are economically inactive, meaning not working or looking for work, to return to the workplace. the changes to pensions should help a number of people who were perhaps weighing up what they wanted
pot. then in the last decade, chancellors, successive chancellors including george osborne, cut that limit and now it has reached the point where high paid people like doctors are bumping up against it because their pension pots are worth more than £1 million, and the bma have been lobbying to raise this limit so that doctors are not faced with a choice where if i carry on working i am just bringing myself a tax charge. if you bus to the limit, you get a tax charge, another 55% on a lump sum, or another 25% on top of normal income tax rate. in order to avoid that, the government are saying we are going to raise that, or at least we think that is what the government is going to say tomorrow. in terms of the numbers of people it will benefit, only 300,000 people, according to actuaries we have spoken to, actually have reached the limit so far. the number that are heading for a breach of that are heading for a breach of that limit is just that are heading for a breach of that limit isjus
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