高過零收入丫
做咩唔要呀
jsa其實有幾多
5x
https://www.gov.uk/jobseekers-allowance
Age JSA weekly amount
18 to 24 up to £57.90
25 or over up to £73.10
Please note that the above is the maximum amount you can get for JSA.
高過零收入丫
做咩唔要呀
jsa其實有幾多
5x
高過零收入丫
做咩唔要呀
返得一日我拎jsa 唔好
You should tell the DWP any income and savings you have if you are applying for or getting JSA - unless you want to get done for benefit fraud.
With regards to Zero hour contracts, the Zero hour contract colleagues I know at my workplace get pay via the company's payroll and were on the PAYE system for income tax and NI contribution. You may want to go to your local Citizens Advice office to get help in these matters.
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/work/rights-at-work/basic-rights-and-contracts/contracts-of-employment/
大學hea既下場,出黎搵工係辛苦d
都叫左你搵住part time supermarket/m記乜都好,同人講你畢業後想抖下/簡工先更加會覺得你份人廢
如果master冇信心拎merit或dist不如唔好讀,佢UG 個grade太爛,master左可能好睇少少
大學hea既下場,出黎搵工係辛苦d
都叫左你搵住part time supermarket/m記乜都好,同人講你畢業後想抖下/簡工先更加會覺得你份人廢
如果master冇信心拎merit或dist不如唔好讀,佢UG 個grade太爛,master左可能好睇少少
ug太爛master真係會收咩
有份stat graduate job比offer我,佢問我有冇right of work in UK, 但我得BNO,係咪應該申請ym去做住先,定叫佢幫我搞tier2
要唔要enroll pension?
定等到出年4月mandatory先?
of course enroll
要唔要enroll pension?
定等到出年4月mandatory先?
of course enroll
google左下都唔太明有咩好處
要唔要enroll pension?
定等到出年4月mandatory先?
of course enroll
google左下都唔太明有咩好處
要唔要enroll pension?
定等到出年4月mandatory先?
要唔要enroll pension?
定等到出年4月mandatory先?
of course enroll
google左下都唔太明有咩好處
You can save income tax and NI contribution as the company pension money is taken before tax. This will 'reduce' your taxable income.
The same thing happens in a private pension. The UK government will add the basic rate of income tax back to your private pension scheme - so you will get £100 in your private pension when you paid £80. For those who are on the higher rate of income tax, you will need to apply to get the higher rate back from the HMRC.
https://www.gov.uk/tax-on-your-private-pension/pension-tax-relief
要唔要enroll pension?
定等到出年4月mandatory先?
of course enroll
google左下都唔太明有咩好處
You can save income tax and NI contribution as the company pension money is taken before tax. This will 'reduce' your taxable income.
The same thing happens in a private pension. The UK government will add the basic rate of income tax back to your private pension scheme - so you will get £100 in your private pension when you paid £80. For those who are on the higher rate of income tax, you will need to apply to get the higher rate back from the HMRC.
https://www.gov.uk/tax-on-your-private-pension/pension-tax-relief
not sure about the little devilish details like... management fees... handling fees...
要唔要enroll pension?
定等到出年4月mandatory先?
of course enroll
google左下都唔太明有咩好處
You can save income tax and NI contribution as the company pension money is taken before tax. This will 'reduce' your taxable income.
The same thing happens in a private pension. The UK government will add the basic rate of income tax back to your private pension scheme - so you will get £100 in your private pension when you paid £80. For those who are on the higher rate of income tax, you will need to apply to get the higher rate back from the HMRC.
https://www.gov.uk/tax-on-your-private-pension/pension-tax-relief
not sure about the little devilish details like... management fees... handling fees...
You can go for the stakeholder pension -
https://www.pensionsadvisoryservice.org.uk/about-pensions/pensions-basics/contract-based-schemes/stakeholder-pension-schemes?moreInfo=4
The conditions that a stakeholder pension scheme must meet include:
Membership must be available to all employees with a particular employer. It cannot be restricted to certain classes or employees;
Annual management charges must not be more than 1.5% per year for the first ten years of scheme membership and then not more than 1% thereafter;
The minimum gross contribution payable to the scheme must not be set at a level higher than £20, whether the contribution is paid on a regular, or, a one-off basis;
Contributions must be accepted if they are made from a bank account or building society account by way of cheque, direct debit, standing order or direct credit. The provider may also decide to accept other payment methods;
Contributions may be stopped or restarted at any time, without penalty;
Members must be provided with a default fund for investment if they do not want to make investment choices themselves;
Other investment choices offered must meet diversification and suitability criteria;
A ‘lifestyling’ investment option must be available. Lifestyling involves the gradual transfer from higher risk investments to lower risk investments as a member approaches their selected retirement date. Lifestyling must commence at least 5 years before the member’s selected retirement date. It’s designed to shield the member’s accumulated fund from investment volatility in the period leading up to the member’s selected retirement date;
Transfers in from other UK schemes must be accepted without additional charges (including contracted-out benefits);
Normally when a transfer out is made to another scheme, there will not be a penalty. Penalties may apply if an individual is invested in a with-profits fund;
Members must be provided with a detailed statement each year.
要唔要enroll pension?
定等到出年4月mandatory先?
of course enroll
google左下都唔太明有咩好處
我知每個月可以儲舊錢退休拎既
不過而家要儲起筆錢同女友一齊整visa係咪等到下年四月先好啲
要唔要enroll pension?
定等到出年4月mandatory先?
of course enroll
google左下都唔太明有咩好處
You can save income tax and NI contribution as the company pension money is taken before tax. This will 'reduce' your taxable income.
The same thing happens in a private pension. The UK government will add the basic rate of income tax back to your private pension scheme - so you will get £100 in your private pension when you paid £80. For those who are on the higher rate of income tax, you will need to apply to get the higher rate back from the HMRC.
https://www.gov.uk/tax-on-your-private-pension/pension-tax-relief
not sure about the little devilish details like... management fees... handling fees...
You can go for the stakeholder pension -
https://www.pensionsadvisoryservice.org.uk/about-pensions/pensions-basics/contract-based-schemes/stakeholder-pension-schemes?moreInfo=4
The conditions that a stakeholder pension scheme must meet include:
Membership must be available to all employees with a particular employer. It cannot be restricted to certain classes or employees;
Annual management charges must not be more than 1.5% per year for the first ten years of scheme membership and then not more than 1% thereafter;
The minimum gross contribution payable to the scheme must not be set at a level higher than £20, whether the contribution is paid on a regular, or, a one-off basis;
Contributions must be accepted if they are made from a bank account or building society account by way of cheque, direct debit, standing order or direct credit. The provider may also decide to accept other payment methods;
Contributions may be stopped or restarted at any time, without penalty;
Members must be provided with a default fund for investment if they do not want to make investment choices themselves;
Other investment choices offered must meet diversification and suitability criteria;
A ‘lifestyling’ investment option must be available. Lifestyling involves the gradual transfer from higher risk investments to lower risk investments as a member approaches their selected retirement date. Lifestyling must commence at least 5 years before the member’s selected retirement date. It’s designed to shield the member’s accumulated fund from investment volatility in the period leading up to the member’s selected retirement date;
Transfers in from other UK schemes must be accepted without additional charges (including contracted-out benefits);
Normally when a transfer out is made to another scheme, there will not be a penalty. Penalties may apply if an individual is invested in a with-profits fund;
Members must be provided with a detailed statement each year.
原來enroll左pension可以交少啲稅![]()
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咁樣搞到我又想enroll番
之前仲同個阿姐講唔join tim