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Greggs to share £17.6 million bonus among staff

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This will include the impact of the 10% national living wage increase and enhancement of its pension benefits, with staff now able to access up to 6% employer contributions. million bonus among staff appeared first on Employee Benefits. The post Greggs to share £17.6

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London Underground strikes over pension changes suspended

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After a week of negotiations with the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas) the Aslef Executive Committee and trade union RMT agreed to suspend the planned industrial action on Wednesday 26 and Friday 28 July after receiving confirmation that there would be no change to the pension scheme until 2026.

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Do employees really need to be concerned about the Lifetime Allowance right now?

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For example*, if someone aged 45 has a pension fund of £400,000 and a salary of £50,000, saves 5% of their salary into their pension which rises by 3% p.a and receives employer contributions of 10%, it is possible for their pension fund to reach £1,381,000 by the time they retire at 65. appeared first on Employee Benefits.

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What employees need to know to reduce the impact of the LTA

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As announced in April’s Budget, the Lifetime Allowance (LTA) will be frozen at its current level of £1,073,100 until April 2026. million pension savers [1] are set to reach the limit and will be hit with a tax charge of 55% in retirement. However despite this, many employees don’t even realise that they are at risk.

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A Guide to Understanding Retirement Rewards and Benefits with Fortune 500 References

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The research also revealed that up to 77% of workers with access to employer-sponsored benefits, chose to participate in the program, increasing the take-up rate. However, 71% of those working professionals under 40 do not know what happens to their benefits once they change jobs or leave before retirement. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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