Martin Lewis has revealed why he believes Brits should be opting into Gift Aid when making donations to charity. The ...

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Gift Aid is a government scheme that allows us to reclaim the basic rate tax you pay as a UK taxpayer. It means that we can claim 25p of tax for every £1 you donate at no extra cost to you. All you ...

If you’re a taxpayer and tick the box for Gift Aid when you buy from a charity shop, donate items for resale, or give money to a charitable cause, the government adds an extra 25% to your ...

GivenGain UK Foundation has launched a free service that automatically processes Gift Aid claims for users of its platform, ...

Find out more about making a major gift. Under Gift Aid, the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will usually top up every £1 given to Alzheimer's Society with 25p. So the Society could receive an extra ...

Grants are a type of gift aid — money you do not have to pay back! These can be awarded based on financial need and academic performance. When you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid ...

all that’s left to do is to accept or reject your offers for the aid year. Most grants and scholarships are automatically accepted on your behalf because they are types of gift aid. However, you must ...

Gift Aid is a scheme which allows charities such as WWF-UK to reclaim basic rate tax paid on any money donated to them by UK tax-payers. As a UK taxpayer you will pay tax on your earnings, savings or ...

Scholarships, grants, and loans. Explore the types of aid that can reduce the overall sticker price. Scholarships are a form of gift aid and do not need to be repaid. Many are automatically awarded ...

Changing your Gift Aid preference is simple. One tick could make a huge difference to people affected by dementia. For every £1 we raise, the government contributes an additional 25p through Gift Aid.