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Statutory Maternity and Paternity Pay 2026/27: Rates and Entitlements

SMP pays 90% of earnings for 6 weeks then GBP 187.18/week. SPP pays GBP 187.18/week for 2 weeks. Here is the complete guide for 2026/27.

Emma Clarke3 Jul 20265 min read

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Statutory Neonatal Care Leave and Pay 2026: Full Guide for Parents

Statutory Neonatal Care Leave gives parents up to 12 weeks off if their baby needs neonatal care. Here's how the leave and pay work in 2026, who qualifies, and how it fits with maternity and paternity leave.

CalcHub Editorial1 Jul 20266 min read

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Paternity Leave Reform 2026: The Proposals to Extend Pay and Leave

The Employment Rights Bill and government review are set to reshape paternity leave — from a day-one right to take leave, to proposals for longer paid leave. Here's where things stand in 2026.

CalcHub Editorial1 Jul 20265 min read

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New Parent Statutory Pay Maths 2026/27: SMP and Paternity Pay Worked Out

How SMP, paternity pay and the 90% earnings rule work in 2026/27, with worked examples using the £194.32 weekly rate and what lands in your account.

Emma Clarke21 Jun 20266 min read

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Statutory Paternity Pay 2026/27: Two Weeks You Earn Less

Statutory paternity pay 2026/27 pays £184.03/week or 90% AWE. Learn who qualifies, how much you lose, and how to plan your finances.

Emma Clarke21 Jun 20269 min read

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