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Re: SIPP above old LTA
If you have that much it may make sense to seek some professional advice, and to think twice before making any hasty or rash moves with your substantial retirement funds.1 -
Re: Money Moral Dilemma: Should our younger daughter pay towards using our older one's birthday present?
of course not!!! Who the heck makes up this nonsense?19 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
We do already have the "Launched date" for those RS that aren't perennials. At the moment, with a bit of URL page manipulation, one could bisect their way to the correct page for that …1 -
Re: Frozen Final Salary Pension
Projections are just that - projections. Synthetic values based on assumptions. If your previous projection was based on X more years at 5% inflation, and the latest is based on one actual year of 2.…1 -
Re: The Cashback for Bank or Investment Accounts Discussion Thread
Depends on whether it's a flexible Isa or not. Contributions can be withdrawn from a flexible Isa in the same tax year as they were made and then won't count to that tax year's contrib…2 -
Re: How to declare pension contrib to HMRC?
Recycling rules relate to withdrawal of the lump sum and a subsequent increase in contributions to the pension that it came from. Not quite. For subsequent read related And it doesn't matter wha…3 -
Re: How to declare pension contrib to HMRC?
PTM133830 - Unauthorised payments: deemed or specific situations that are unauthorised payments: recycling of pension commencement lump sums: significant increase in contributions and cumulative basi…1 -
Re: Finally going to solve this debt once and for all
He doesn't have any money coming in beyond his basic living costs. Can't get blood out of a stone. And unfortunately as the car is registered in my name, it's up to me. I am very angry…1 -
Re: Finally going to solve this debt once and for all
Ooh no, you cant go bailing out other people when you are in debt yourself. He should pay for that fine himself, regardless of whether or not he is in debt. You are in debt yourself, and can't b…1 -
Re: Finally going to solve this debt once and for all
National Insurance came under Connor as that is my legal name. Whilst it did cause me a brief panic I don’t think there was anything to worry about. Common sense has obviously prevailed somewhere. Al…1
