Sentence examples for upper earnings limit from inspiring English sources

Employers' national insurance contributions for most under-21s will be abolished, except those earning more than the upper earnings limit.

As Mark Seaden of accounting firm BDO points out: "The increase in the upper earnings limit for NI will see £200 of these savings eroded for those earning over £45,000".

The upper earnings limit would be increased by £29 a week.

The political costs of removing the upper earnings limit altogether are probably prohibitive.

Next year, the upper earnings limit will be increased by inflation - expected to be about £1,300 plus a special £3,900 increase - which is expected to take the upper earnings limit to just over £40,000.

The upper earnings limit was set at £60,000 with the deliberate aim of giving a warm state-funded hug to nine out of 10 families.

SERPS and S2P derive from contributions on earnings between lower and upper earnings limits.

Both lower and upper earnings limits are due to rise in the tax year starting on April 6 - to £87 and £670 a week [£34,840 a year] respectively.

National insurance: The upper earnings threshold could be raised from the current limit of £29,900 to £33,935 for employees, so that it matches the higher-rate income tax threshold, although Tim Norkett of Horwath Clark Whitehill suggests the upper limit could be axed altogether.

Lower earnings limit rises to £87 - up £3 - and upper limit by £25 to £670 from April.

The Social Security earnings limit.