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MyBundle salary sacrifice and dental care
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HairyHobbit
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MyBundle salary sacrifice and dental care
Does anyone know where you find any of the salary sacrifice options on MyBundle? I can't find anything or access to the dental care thing that I've seen people talk about on here. Is it because I've only been employed 6 months?
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BarryTorso
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Re: MyBundle salary sacrifice and dental care
I'm wondering the same. Only been employed for around 4 months. Have read that the dental thing is on My Bundle but can't find it for the life in me 
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N|M
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Re: MyBundle salary sacrifice and dental care
The my dental cover is under "my benefits" then it is 3 down (healthcare cashplan / travel insurance / Dental cover)BarryTorso wrote: ↑20 Dec 2021, 22:59I'm wondering the same. Only been employed for around 4 months. Have read that the dental thing is on My Bundle but can't find it for the life in me![]()
Thats based on using the app
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N|M
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Re: MyBundle salary sacrifice and dental care
If your asking how much you pay per week then these are your optionsHairyHobbit wrote: ↑20 Dec 2021, 17:21Does anyone know where you find any of the salary sacrifice options on MyBundle? I can't find anything or access to the dental care thing that I've seen people talk about on here. Is it because I've only been employed 6 months?
Radiant 2 = max claim £690 - weekly cost = £1.97
Radiant 3 = max claim £1,095 - weekly cost = £3.35
Radiant 4 = max claim £1,380 - weekly cost = £5.13
Radiant 5 = max claim £2,950 - weekly cost = £7.79
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WASD
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Re: MyBundle salary sacrifice and dental care
Just to check/ so you know, salary sacrifice schemes are subject to tax now. Tbis is done automatically by HMRC the following year normally. Because of this ot doesn't mean it's cheaper.
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loyalsnail
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