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This is where you'll find tips on discovering what the taxman owes you and how to get it back. Plus, with an average refund of £3,000, we'll even throw in some hints on spending your reclaimed cash as well as how to make the most of your money!
29th July 2021
Not Using your Oyster Card? Refund It!
If there’s one thing we can’t stand at RIFT, it’s watching money sit around wasted when it should be back in your wal...
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22nd July 2021
800,000 People Missing Out on National Savings and Investments Accounts
Back in March this year, we talked about the 200,000 people losing out by forgetting about their Child Trust Fund acc...
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09th July 2021
Tax Refunds for Working at Home
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed a lot about the way the UK thinks, lives and works over the last year. One of the b...
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06th July 2021
Tax Code Changing? Don’t Panic; Talk to RIFT
Your tax code is one of the most important scraps of information to have on hand whenever you tackle HMRC. For one th...
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26th June 2021
Armed Forces Day 2021
On the 26th of June this year, the UK’s marking Armed Forces Day. It’s a celebration of, and show of respect for, Arm...
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06th May 2021
New Law on School Uniform Costs
It’s an expensive business, bringing up a family. For most people, raising kids into adults is the single most import...
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09th March 2021
Forces Help to Buy Scheme Extended
Buying a property is a big step for most people, and comes with some pretty serious challenges. If you’re in the Arme...
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04th March 2021
The RIFT Roster: Eric MacKenzie
Experience counts when you’re tackling the taxman on a daily basis. That doesn’t just mean knowing your way around th...
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22nd February 2021
Be Like James
Remember a year back, when we introduced you to Dave, the “statistically average” RIFT Tax Refunds customer? With a m...
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10th February 2021
Tax and Starting Your First Job
Getting started in your first job is a big step, and it takes some thinking through to get it right. One of the bigge...
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