Tusker salary sacrifice appreciation thread
Discussion
I’ve been seeing comparison posts of Tusker deals against other offerings like Zenith etc.
I’d like to contact my employee benefits dept and show them the price differential from other firms compared to Tusker. Real evidence will help.
Could I have some comparison deals on the vehicles that are making up our staff car park based on 10k pa 36 months full maintenance, insurance and tyres please:
Tesla M3 LR
Tesla M3 Perf
Tesla Y LR
Audi Etron
Taycan CT 4S
All flat colours and no options. Taycan is 11kW standard charger.
Is that enough info ?
Thanks
I’d like to contact my employee benefits dept and show them the price differential from other firms compared to Tusker. Real evidence will help.
Could I have some comparison deals on the vehicles that are making up our staff car park based on 10k pa 36 months full maintenance, insurance and tyres please:
Tesla M3 LR
Tesla M3 Perf
Tesla Y LR
Audi Etron
Taycan CT 4S
All flat colours and no options. Taycan is 11kW standard charger.
Is that enough info ?
Thanks
Edited by Familymad on Friday 16th September 17:26
Edited by Familymad on Friday 16th September 17:27
Familymad said:
I’ve been seeing comparison posts of Tusker deals again other offerings like Zenith etc.
I’d like to contact my employee benefits dept and show them the grave mistake that was taken by the firm in entering into salary sacrifice with Tusker. Real evidence will help.
Could I have some comparison deals on the vehicles that are making up our staff car park based on 10k pa 36 months full maintenance, insurance and tyres please:
Tesla M3 LR
Tesla M3 Perf
Tesla Y LR
Audi Etron
Taycan CT 4S
I’d that enough info ?
Thanks
Interested to see this, our company also went with Tusker recently (first time offering salary sacrifice). I was quite shocked at how expensive everything was, certainly didn’t seem like anyone was getting a great deal.I’d like to contact my employee benefits dept and show them the grave mistake that was taken by the firm in entering into salary sacrifice with Tusker. Real evidence will help.
Could I have some comparison deals on the vehicles that are making up our staff car park based on 10k pa 36 months full maintenance, insurance and tyres please:
Tesla M3 LR
Tesla M3 Perf
Tesla Y LR
Audi Etron
Taycan CT 4S
I’d that enough info ?
Thanks
Tesla M3 LR - Not available on Tusker at our company
Tesla M3 Perf - Not available on Tusker at our company
Tesla M3 Standard Range - £1137 gross from salary.
Tesla Y LR - £1272 gross from salary.
Audi Etron 55 - £1926 from salary.
Taycan CT 4S - £1777
When it first came to our firm it was pretty reasonable monthlies, now they're nuts. How the Taycan CT 4S ends up cheaper than a base Etron is beyond me.
A few of my colleagues have got cars through them and had no issues though.
Worth noting the net monthlies depend on your income and tax, they are also tailored for the insurance part depending on your age, where you live etc....
Tesla M3 Perf - Not available on Tusker at our company
Tesla M3 Standard Range - £1137 gross from salary.
Tesla Y LR - £1272 gross from salary.
Audi Etron 55 - £1926 from salary.
Taycan CT 4S - £1777
When it first came to our firm it was pretty reasonable monthlies, now they're nuts. How the Taycan CT 4S ends up cheaper than a base Etron is beyond me.
A few of my colleagues have got cars through them and had no issues though.
Worth noting the net monthlies depend on your income and tax, they are also tailored for the insurance part depending on your age, where you live etc....
Doesn’t NHS amount eat in to your effective salary thereby also lowering defined benefit pension payments? i.e lease it is cheaper however your effective salary is lower which then adversely impacts your pension pot over a period of time.
This compares to PLC defined contribution pension schemes and associated salary sacrifice car schemes (eg Tusker) where your net salary is lower once you take the car just like with the NHS, thereby saving income tax, BUT HR will likely still use your gross salary when calculating how much they put in to your employee workplace pension vs NHS which bases it on your net salary.
I may have got that completely wrong but my understanding of the NHS cost effectiveness is that most people taking it out don’t realise how much it is screwing their pension pot over time, i.e. lower monthly cost benefit but pension pot erosion over time.
This compares to PLC defined contribution pension schemes and associated salary sacrifice car schemes (eg Tusker) where your net salary is lower once you take the car just like with the NHS, thereby saving income tax, BUT HR will likely still use your gross salary when calculating how much they put in to your employee workplace pension vs NHS which bases it on your net salary.
I may have got that completely wrong but my understanding of the NHS cost effectiveness is that most people taking it out don’t realise how much it is screwing their pension pot over time, i.e. lower monthly cost benefit but pension pot erosion over time.
Terzo123 said:
I do believe there are serious pension implications with the NHS schemes.
They do not make the implications clear, it will only be when you retire the full effect is known.
True, the gross salary sacrifice that many seem to race to at my place of work (all electric premium vehicles naturally) can either reduce your pensionable salary (and hence the final salary scheme value reduces) or, if you choose to end the lease before retirement, an effective salary increase on pensionable earnings with the consequent AA charge & LTA issues. All very first world issues in a still good pension scheme.They do not make the implications clear, it will only be when you retire the full effect is known.
On NHS fleet this am (higher rate tax payer):
No Tesla M3 available
No ETron available, just ETron GT
No Taycans available
Tesla MY LR special offer apparently
Edited by ucb on Saturday 17th September 08:54
ucb said:
Terzo123 said:
I do believe there are serious pension implications with the NHS schemes.
They do not make the implications clear, it will only be when you retire the full effect is known.
True, the gross salary sacrifice that many seem to race to at my place of work (all electric premium vehicles naturally) can either reduce your pensionable salary (and hence the final salary scheme value reduces) or, if you choose to end the lease before retirement, an effective salary increase on pensionable earnings with the consequent AA charge & LTA issues. All very first world issues in a still good pension scheme.They do not make the implications clear, it will only be when you retire the full effect is known.
On NHS fleet this am (higher rate tax payer):
No Tesla M3 available
No ETron available, just ETron GT
No Taycans available
Tesla MY LR special offer apparently
Edited by ucb on Saturday 17th September 08:54
The NHS one is poor re the pension I agree. My bro in law an actuary ex KPMG and was working for Gov on pensions. Seems when you pop out of your sacrificed salary period and the car goes back, you show a rise in wage and then get hit by pension tapering tax. Many consultants and GP’s now finding that.
Ouch
Ouch
Familymad said:
The NHS one is poor re the pension I agree. My bro in law an actuary ex KPMG and was working for Gov on pensions. Seems when you pop out of your sacrificed salary period and the car goes back, you show a rise in wage and then get hit by pension tapering tax. Many consultants and GP’s now finding that.
Ouch
… leading to the need to take early retirement or go part time so as to minimise tax liability. All unintended consequences which does nothing to help availability of doctors and reduction in backlogs etc. Ouch
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