The TUC's Pension Justice website now hosts a basic pension calculator to show members of the big public sector pension schemes just how much we stand to lose if the Government get away with their attack on our pensions. It is online at UNISON will shortly publish a detailed calculator reflecting the detail of the two different Government options - and the separate proposals from the Local Gov...

Today’s announcement by Ed Miliband that Labour would double, not treble, tuition fees from the current £3k pa has prompted much vigorous discussion already. But what would be the actual impact for different income groups of the change in policy? To find out, I fed different figures into Martin Lewis’s Student Finance Calculator. I made

Discussing on Saturday with fellow activists what we need to do to defend our pensions, it was clear that our number one priority must be to maximise the turnout - and the "YES" vote - in the coming ballot.Floorwalking, leafletting, workplace meetings and branch meetings are needed everywhere - as is an LGPS pensions calculator to accompany the NHS pensions calculator on our website ( The first an...

Coffee House has wrung today's party expenditure figures through the calculator to produce the colourful graphs below. As the headings suggest, they show how much was spent by each party* for every individual vote and seat they won in the general election: *That is, each party that received over 100,000 votes. Excluding Northern Ireland-based parties.

Instead of employers deducting income tax then paying gross salaries to employees, the gross monthly payment would go to an HMRC-run tax “calculator”, which would then pass the net salary to the worker. The reform would mean the end of traditional monthly payslips, because employers would no

Find out how Budget measures will affect you with our calculator developed with accounting firm KPMG LLP (UK).

contribution by Nate Silver, Renard Sexton & Dan Berman We've designed an alternative to the Uniform Swing Calculator which, while also based on fairly simple assumptions, is potentially more robust. With some new improvements to our UK General Election forecasting model, we project that this election bodes quite bad news for the Labour party.

Put away the Universal Swing Calculator; it's become useless especially when you count marginal seats. At this point the key question isn't how big the Libdem surge is, but at whose expense Clegg is gaining.

If swings were uniform across the country, how many seats would each party get? The BBC has a nifty election seat calculator. Based, for instance, on the 16th's YouGov poll, Conservatives with 37% of the vote would get 278 seats, Labour, with only 31% of the vote, would get 6 more seats, and the LibDems, with 22%, would have 59. This blog has no regard for Cameron, but this is unfair to peopl...

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