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How to invest more money — and pay less tax

For those who can afford it, salary sacrifice schemes could lessen the sting of next year’s national insurance increases

Would you like to invest a bit more of your money and pay less tax into the bargain? I’m assuming your answer is “yes”.

Tax rises next April as a result of the new health and social care levy are set to take an unwelcome bite out of pay packets. The chart below shows how much this could cost you — but it could also crimp your next pay rise.

Why? Both employer and employee pay national insurance contributions on wages. From next April, the basic rate that employees pay rises to 13.25 per cent, but employers are set to pay just over 15 per cent, raising labour costs at a stroke.

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