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Jeremy Hunt’s freeze on allowances and thresholds will put a quarter of teachers and one-eighth of nurses in 40% income tax bracket

By 2027–28, the number of people paying income tax at 40% or above will reach 7.8 million, according to a new Institute for Fiscal Studies report.

Junglee Pictures on Wednesday announced the casting of their upcoming film titled ‘Ulajh’, a stylised international thriller, set in the prestigious and intriguing world of Indian Foreign Services (IFS). Read further on Dynamite News:

A new report has revealed that over 100,000 households are affected by the benefits cap, with anti-poverty charities making fresh calls for it to be scrapped

The average £7,000 per pupil spend is only around 3% higher than in 2010, new report shows

The future looks "risky at best for many workers hoping for comfortable retirement".

There are serious inequalities in how Britons save for retirement and in the health of those who have retired. Why?

Since the pandemic, Britain has faced a novel difficulty. Official unemployment is at its lowest point since the 1970s: at 1.3 million people, or 3.8% of working-age adults.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said only about 5% of capped households had an adult move into paid work as a direct result of the benefit cap.

A fresh look at the UK’s retirement saving environment is long overdue, according to the IFS, which has launched a pensions review.

Intel and Arm announced a partnership that will allow designers to build low-power chips through Intel Foundry Services. The agreement is a major boost to IFS, which is aiming to surpass Samsung.