BONUS EPISODE: What does the 2026/27 tax year mean for your finances?
The Pension Confident Podcast · PensionBee
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In this bonus episode of The Pension Confident Podcast, we cover some of the key changes from the new 2026/27 tax year and what they could mean for you and your finances.
Join our host, Philippa Lamb, and VP Personal Finance at PensionBee, Maike Currie, as they unpack the changes impacting:
- the National Minimum and Living Wage;
- statutory sick, parental and bereavement pay;
- frozen earnings bands and savings limits;
- the State Pension and personal pensions.
Episode breakdown
01:09 What is the tax year?
02:25 Minimum and statutory pay for workers
04:08 The State Pension and 'triple lock'
06:20 Frozen thresholds on earnings and savings
10:46 Pension contributions and compound interest
Further reading and listening
To learn more about the 2026/27 tax year, check out these articles and podcasts from PensionBee:
- Episode transcript (Blog)
- 4 smart ways to use your ISAs in retirement (Blog)
- How to use carry forward to make big pension payments (Blog)
- What is the State Pension? (Article)
- What is the triple lock on State Pensions? (Blog)
- What tax changes are coming in April 2026? (Blog)
Other useful resources
- Adoption leave and pay (GOV.UK)
- Maternity leave and pay (GOV.UK)
- National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage rates (GOV.UK)
- Parental bereavement leave and pay (GOV.UK)
- Paternity leave and pay (GOV.UK)
- Shared parental leave and pay (GOV.UK)
- Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) (GOV.UK)
- The basic State Pension (GOV.UK)
- The new State Pension (GOV.UK)
- The Retirement Living Standards (Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association)
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