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Taxpayers will be hit with National Insurance hikes twice this year. The first hike on the tax has been introduced from April 6 - here's how much the tax is increasing and how much extra you'll have to pay

The Prime Minister acknowledged that millions of families would struggle to make ends meet after energy prices shot up at the end of last week.

The pain of the rise in National Insurance will be felt by Scots on their next payday thanks to the tax rise imposed by Boris Johnson and his Tory Government.

How much more you will pay in National Insurance from today depends on your salary

The cost of living crisis is taking a toll on every corner of Britain. North and south, rural and urban, young and old. But new analysis by the Standard reveals that Londoners are twice as likely to be made worse off by today’s National Insurance rise than those in the…

Earnings tax increases with workers already battling spiralling cost of living crisis

It will further increase the pressure on millions of people

The new tax year begins on Wednesday, April 6, with important changes to taxes, pensions, student loans and statutory sick pay. Here's what's happening

National Insurance payments are increasing by 1.25 percentage points from April 6, up from from 12% to 13.25%. But from July, fewer people will have to pay it. Here's what you need to know

The amount of National Insurance you pay from wages will change twice this year.

Some £39 billion will be raised from tax payers across the country, which will be re-invested into the health and social care system