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Statutory Redundancy Pay Calculator

Enter your age, length of service and weekly pay to estimate your statutory redundancy entitlement, using the current government cap.

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Unfair Dismissal Compensation Calculator

Estimate your basic award and compensatory award — and see the difference the cap's removal makes from 1 January 2027.

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Paternity Leave & Pay Calculator

Check your day-one right to take leave from 6 April 2026, and whether you separately qualify for statutory paternity pay.

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12.07% Holiday Accrual Calculator

Work out your rolled-up holiday pay for irregular hours or part-year work, using the standard 12.07% method.

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Divorce Cost Calculator

See a realistic cost range for a UK divorce depending on whether it's amicable, mediated, or contested — including the current court fee.

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Subscription Cost Tracker

See your true monthly and annual subscription spend, plus your current and upcoming (Spring 2027) cancellation rights.

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Latest from the blog

How Much Redundancy Pay Am I Entitled To?

A plain-English walkthrough of statutory redundancy pay rules, eligibility, and how the calculation actually works.

Do You Need a Solicitor to Get Divorced in the UK?

What a solicitor actually adds versus doing it yourself, and how the costs compare in practice.

Unfair Dismissal vs Redundancy: What's the Difference?

Why the distinction matters for your rights, your compensation, and your time limit to act.
Not legal advice. LawCheck.co.uk provides general information and calculators for guidance only. Figures are estimates based on published UK government rates and are not a substitute for advice from a qualified solicitor or ACAS. Always confirm your exact entitlement at gov.uk.