Savings allowance and Capital Gains

If I have a chargeable event which results in me having to pay some capital gains tax does this count towards my income when I am being assessed for the savings allowance? For example; Income from pensions and other sources £12,570, capital gain £10,000 do I still retain the £5000 starting rate for savings band? Do dividends from shares count towards my income as far as the starting rate for savings is concerned? Cheers

Hi,
A chargeable event is not a capital gain - HS320 Gains on UK life insurance policies (2024)
Thank you.

Sorry, showing my ignorance there. Let me rephrase. If I sell some shares which results in me having to pay some capital gains tax does this count towards my income when I am being assessed for the savings allowance? For example; Income from pensions and other sources £12,570, capital gain £10,000 do I still retain the £5000 starting rate for savings band? Do dividends from shares count towards my income as far as the starting rate for savings is concerned? Cheers

Hi,
No capital gains is seperate and not included for this sscenario.
Yes dividends count as other income.
Thank you.