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Money Talk

Life Insurance - This is money transferred to a beneficiary via a deceased person’s life insurance policy. Like inheritances, life insurance is generally not subject to income tax. Inheritances are not considered taxable income by the federal government but earnings on inherited assets (e.g.,

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The benefits offered by Wave

Employee Benefits

The benefits on offer at Wave: Pension A master trust pension scheme for all employees. Group income protection employer-paid for all employees, subject to acceptance by the insurer. Age limits are 16 to state pension age. Life insurance for all employees with a death-in-service benefit of four-times salary.

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Exclusive: Welsh government rolls out new employee benefits framework

Employee Benefits

Employee benefits that will be accessible through the framework include an online benefits platform, a bikes-for-work scheme, a green car scheme, a home technology and smartphone scheme, a childcare voucher scheme, pensions savings, pet and eldercare insurances, and a retail and leisure discount scheme.

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Pitchup launches bikes-for-work scheme for staff

Employee Benefits

The scheme allows staff to apply for a flexi-voucher which can be used to buy a bike or cycling equipment from different retailers over the course of a year, without having to purchase everything at once.

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Two in five people are working extra hours as cost-of-living crisis bites

Workplace Insight

One in six (17 percent) has made further ‘savings’ by cutting back (or cancelling) their personal insurance cover, such as income protection, life insurance, and medical or dental insurance, and one in seven (14 percent) has reduced their pension contributions – decisions which may prove to have costly consequences in the future.

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Employee Benefits in the UK: Unlocking the Perks of a Happy, Productive Workforce

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The mandatory employee benefits in the UK include the following aspects: Pension: Contributed both by the employer and the employee (minimum 8 percent with atleast 3 percent by the employer) Healthcare insurance: Backed by NHS and is contributed by the employer. Pensions are a compulsory benefit provided by employers in the UK.

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Two in five employees are working extra hours as cost-of-living crisis bites

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One in six (17%) has made further ‘savings’ by cutting back (or cancelling) their personal insurance cover, such as income protection, life insurance, and medical or dental insurance, and one in seven (14%) has reduced their pension contributions – decisions which may prove to have costly consequences in the future.

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