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What are salary sacrifice schemes and how do they work?

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November 24, 2025
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Yvonne Braun, director of policy, long-term savings at the ABI, said on Saturday: “The industry has long-warned that we’re ‘sleep-walking’ into a retirement crisis. If the Government goes ahead with suggestions to cap salary sacrifice, then we’re no longer sleep-walking, we’re speed-walking.”

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