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Yes — articles covering statutory rates (income tax bands, NI thresholds, ISA limits, pension annual allowance, NLW) are updated each April when the new tax year begins, and again after each Autumn Budget when HMRC confirms changes. The "last updated" date shown on every article tells you when it was last reviewed. Readers who spot an out-of-date figure can report it via the Contact page.