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M&G Wealth launches adviser tool ahead of LTA abolition - Vimarsana News

M&G Wealth launches adviser tool ahead of LTA abolition

M&G Wealth has launched a new tool to help advisers calculate clients benefit from a transitional tax-free amount certificate ahead of the abolition of the lifetime allowance (LTA) in April. M&G Wealth’s new LTA transitional tax-free amount tool supports advisers by identifying the standard lump-sum allowance

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Majority of advisers unsure on upcoming LTA changes - Vimarsana News

Majority of advisers unsure on upcoming LTA changes

More than three quarters (78%) of advisers are unsure about or do not have enough information to advise on the upcoming lifetime allowance (LTA) changes, M&G Wealth has found.

Interest Rates & Inflation: Bank Follows Fed's Lead And Holds Rate At 5.25% - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: Bank Follows Fed's Lead And Holds Rate At 5.25%

14 December: Euro Central Bank Also Freezes Rates The Bank of England has held its Bank Rate untouched at 5.25% for the third time in a row, Andrew Mich

Source: forbes.com
Interest Rates & Inflation: Eurozone Sees Steeper-Than-Expected Price Hikes Drop - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: Eurozone Sees Steeper-Than-Expected Price Hikes Drop

30 November: Annual Figure Falls Towards Long-Term Target Inflation in the bloc of 20 countries that use the euro currency is expected to stand at 2.4%

Source: forbes.com
Autumn Statement 23: Jeremy Hunt cuts NI for 27 million people - Vimarsana News

Autumn Statement 23: Jeremy Hunt cuts NI for 27 million people

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has revealed in his 2023 Autumn Statement today (22 November) that he will cut National Insurance (NI) by two percentage points - from 12% to 10% - helping 27 million working people.