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One million low earners could miss out on average £53 tax relief

One million low earners could miss out on average £53 tax relief

HMRC is sending letters to about one million low earners, mostly women, who missed out on an average of £53 in tax relief on pension contributions. Former pensions minister Steve Webb warned many people might mistake the letters for a scam and not claim their money. The letter-writing campaign starts this month and will continue into 2027.

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