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We analyse patterns of private pension saving among self-employed workers in the UK using administrative tax data.

New research has found that the average cost of childcare for children under two across Scotland could hit nearly £60-a-day in April, with Aberdeenshire named the most expensive county.

Figures published by the Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) show 9 per cent of employees in Scotland earn less than this benchmark, compared with 12.2 per cent across the UK.

Data by the Office for National Statistics shows the average wages of workers across the UK

New data has revealed the average wages across the UK, including the West Midlands. It exposes huge pay gaps across Britain and in and around Birmingham.

A North East constituency has seen a staggering fall in real wages according to Labour Party analysis.

We document disparities in pension incomes and pension saving between men and women in the UK, and analyse the drivers behind these gaps.

We analyse trends in private pension saving among the long-term self-employed workers in the UK using administrative tax data.

Research has been carried out to look at the most expensive places to place your child in for nursery care across the nation. Edinburgh comes in at second top for the most costly area.

New TUC analysis reveals Women’s Pay Day – the day when the average woman stops working for free compared to the average man – is today (Thursday)

Performance-related pay plays a sizeable role in gender pay gap, analysis shows

There is a great deal of uncertainty as we approach the year ahead. The indications are that the UK economy is already in recession, inflation has spiralled above 10% (globally and domestically) leading to a cost of living crisis, the war in Ukraine shows no sign of resolution and, lest we forget, the aftermath of Brexit and COVID-19 — all of these factors will impact on personal injury claims in the year ahead.