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Re: Inheritance tax
House price inflation is a big problem especially for first time buyers. The "problem" of paying tax on the gains or inheritance of an expensive house is ultimately a nice thing to have. Bu…1 -
Re: Inheritance tax
I view IHT as deferred taxation. Scrap it and all that would mean is that more tax would be raised by other means. I for one would rather my estate paid tax after I'm dead and beyond all caring …3 -
Re: Inheritance tax
The whole of life insurance written in trust was covered in the meaningful money podcast last week. Be careful if estimating your future iht liability though, asset prices aren't decreasing in t…1 -
Re: Nationwide FlexAcount Switch Offer
flaneurs_lobster The Google says that Nationwide first offered a switch bonus in August 2021 This is correct. Prior to that the offers were referral bonuses (link is to the terms of their last referr…1 -
Re: New "Have a Look at This" thread
Couldn't see if they mentioned the railway right behind the property.1 -
Re: Inheritance tax
Early planning and making sure your executors and heirs understand you wishes is important - as is making sure someone has access to all your account passwords when needed. I agree with the principle…1 -
Re: Inheritance tax
All charitable donations, either when living or in a will are exempt from any IHT. A 10% donation to charity in your will of your net estate ( the part actually subject to IHT, not the whole estate) …1 -
Re: Ongoing Journey to being a Frugalista..
Recipe looks fab PF - already have black beans for a Frugalwoods recipe so am going to try this shortly. Thanks. Have a good Monday folks and thanks for popping by Brizzle1 -
Re: Nationwide regular saver 6.5%
You could instead close a week or so early to avoid precessing by a month.1 -
Re: FIRE Girls Pension Diary - Aim High & Dream Big
Of course I’m not against pv, heat pumps etc having done it all before. I would do it again depending on circumstances just not in this house as nothing to save. If I was all electric or displacing o…1
