See our tables below to see how your national insurance bill changed in April. But from 6 April this increased to 3.25%. If you earn above £4,189 a month (£50,270 per year) you were previously subject to national insurance deductions of 2%. The NI rate increased by 1.25% taking the amount you pay from 12% of earnings to 13.25%. April: national insurance hikeĪt the start of the new tax year on 6 April 2022, workers started paying more national insurance. The national insurance rules changed three times in 2022. Payable on profits above a certain level by the self employed ![]() ![]() Voluntary contributions paid by people who wouldn’t otherwise have to pay, but want to avoid gaps in their National Insurance record, and make sure they qualify for benefits such as the state pension or maternity allowance There are four main types of national insurance: ClassĪ flat rate payable for the self-employed
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