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HMRC misses tax credit fraud target by £5 billion
A new report by the Public Accounts Committee has found that HMRC has only managed to reduce fraud and error in the tax credit system by £3 billion after being set a target of £8 billion by the government. |
One in seven to rely on state pension in retirement
Prudential reveals 14 per cent of Brits have yet to grasp the importance of saving a pension and are relying on the state pension to fund their retirement. |
Markit reports improvement in household finances as pay grows
Markit's latest household finance index shows an improvement as extra work help increase spare cash and inflation expectations recede. |
Unemployment rises by 15,000 to 2.52m in first quarter of 2013
Unemployment rose slightly, by 15,000 in the three months ending in March 2013, less than most economists predicted. |
Pension charges to be banned under auto-enrolment
The government has announced an outright ban on pension consultancy charges under auto-enrolment and is consulting on a cap on defined contribution scheme charges. |
Permanent job vacancies rise for 7th month running, says KPMG
The latest KPMG/REC hobs index shows a rise in demand for permanent staff for the seventh consecutive month suggesting the problem of underemployment may be receding. |
Closing pensions loophole could cost as much as it saves
The government is to stop people living abroad who are married to UK citizens from claiming a state pension in a move that could affect 220,000 people. |
Niesr: "Underemployment" should be included in official figures
New research by the National Institute for Economic and Social Research shows that 30% of young people in work would like more hours making it more difficult for unemployed young people to get a job. |
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