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PSE: Pension Salary Exchange example payslips weekly paid

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PSE: Pension Salary Exchange example payslips weekly paid

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The examples below show you how a payslip might appear before and after you are enrolled into PSE. The examples are for illustration purposes only.
In both scenarios below, we have shown an employee who is paid weekly and who earns a basic pay of £394.76 a week.

Scenario 1

In scenario 1, we look at a member of the RMDCP.

Before PSE

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After PSE

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Scenario 2

In scenario 2, we look at a member of the RMPP.

Before PSE

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After PSE

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All amounts shown above are based on 2015-2016 figures for tax and National Insurance. These may change in the future in line with changes in the law.

The tax paid and National Insurance figures used above are for illustration purposes only. The exact amount of income tax and National Insurance you pay depends on your relevant circumstances at the time and in the tax year as a whole, including whether you are paid weekly or monthly.


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