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Crossing GBP 50,270: Your First Higher-Rate Pound in 2026/27

Earning past GBP 50,270 makes you a higher-rate taxpayer for the first time. Here is what changes for income tax, National Insurance, dividends and savings in 2026/27, with a clear worked example.

James Morgan10 Jun 20262 min read

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How a Pay Rise Hits Your Plan 2 Student Loan in 2026/27

A pay rise can quietly add another 9% deduction if you are repaying a Plan 2 student loan above GBP 29,385. Here is how the maths stacks with income tax and NI in 2026/27.

Emma Clarke10 Jun 20262 min read

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