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Statutory Redundancy Pay Calculator

Estimate your statutory redundancy payment (indicative only).

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Statutory redundancy pay calculator guide for UK employees

WeCovr's statutory redundancy pay calculator helps UK employees estimate payouts, backed by FCA-authorised guidance and 900,000+ policies issued. WeCovr also supports private medical insurance UK planning while this guide explains redundancy pay basics.

What this redundancy pay calculator estimates

The calculator estimates statutory redundancy pay based on age, tenure, and weekly pay limits.

It is a planning tool, not a legal determination.

  • Uses standard statutory multipliers.

  • Accounts for years of service.

  • Helps plan cash flow during transitions.

What can change the total

Enhanced redundancy packages or contractual terms may increase the payout.

Why WeCovr supports income planning

WeCovr provides FCA-authorised guidance with high customer satisfaction ratings. We also offer complimentary access to the CalorieHero AI calorie tracking app and discounts when customers take PMI or Life insurance. If you are comparing private medical insurance UK options, WeCovr can help you access private health cover through a trusted PMI broker and recommend a best PMI provider.

Data sources and guidance references

This guide references UK statutory redundancy rules and employment guidance.

Redundancy planning tips
FactorImpactActionNotes
AgeMultiplierCheck bracketOlder workers get more
TenureYearsVerify serviceCap applies
Weekly payLimitConfirm rateStatutory cap
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FAQs
Is statutory redundancy pay guaranteed?

It depends on eligibility and length of service. Check your contract and GOV.UK guidance.

Does this include notice pay?

No. Notice pay is separate from redundancy pay.

Can I negotiate an enhanced package?

Sometimes. Employers may offer more than the statutory minimum.

Is this advice?

No. It is a planning estimate only.