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Retirees: Tweak the 4% Rule Like This to Make Your Nest Egg Last Longer
The 4% rule is a trusted guideline for retirees, but with today’s economic uncertainties, adjusting it can help your savings last longer. Learn how lowering your withdrawal rate, using dynamic strategies, or adopting the bucket approach can protect your nest egg.
Earning This Much Could Trigger CRA Scrutiny of Your CPP Payments — Are You at Risk?
Earning above certain thresholds can trigger CRA scrutiny of your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions. Understanding key thresholds like the YMPE and YAMPE is essential to ensuring your CPP contributions are correct. This article explains how high earnings, multiple employers, or reporting errors could lead to audits, and provides practical tips for avoiding CRA scrutiny. Stay informed and protect your CPP payments!
DWP Spent £2.1 Million Translating Documents — You Won’t Believe What for
The DWP has spent £2.1 million on translating documents for non-English speakers to ensure fair access to benefits. While some argue this is essential, others believe the funds could be better spent elsewhere. This article explores the reasons behind this spending, the potential for reducing costs, and ways the government can improve service delivery through new technologies and community partnerships.
DWP Issues September Cutoff for Compensation Claims — Here’s How to Get What You’re Owed
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has set a September 2025 deadline for compensation claims related to financial losses during the transition to Universal Credit. If you or someone you know was impacted by this, you could be owed significant compensation. This guide walks you through the steps to ensure you get what you're owed.