Part 2 of our Spring Budget 2026 series — what the Chancellor announced for Class 1 employee NI, the 15% employer rate, Class 4 self-employed and the abolished Class 2. Worked examples included.
Part 1 of our Spring Budget 2026 deep-dive: how the Chancellor's income tax and personal allowance decisions reshape take-home pay for 2026/27, with worked examples at £25k, £45k, £75k and £125k.
The Chancellor's Spring Statement 2026 is a fiscal update rather than a full Budget — but several items affect take-home pay, ISAs and self-employed tax. Here's what changed and what didn't
Your ISA allowance resets at midnight on 5 April. Here's the pre-deadline checklist — what to top up, what to switch, what to open, and the LISA pitfall to avoid.
The Ofgem energy price cap for April–June 2026 is set. Here's what it means for a typical UK household, how standing charges and unit rates break down by region, and the smart-meter tariffs that beat it.
The Self Assessment online filing deadline is 31 January. Here's exactly who needs to file, the key dates, the penalty structure, and the things that catch first-time filers out.