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Tax rebate for tax paid on interest when unemployed??
Hello eveyone, Do you know how far back you can get a tax rebate from? Is there an expiry period? Before I was as money savvy as I am now I was paying tax on interest. I have all the statements from the account, Is there a way i can claim this back now? Thank you
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Tax rebate for tax paid on interest when unemployed??
Hello eveyone, Do you know how far back you can get a tax rebate from? Is there an expiry period? Before I was as money savvy as I am now I was paying tax on interest. Is there a way i can claim this back now? Thank you
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Ice save drip feed
Hi. Anyone know how you can drip feed from an icesave easy access account into a regular saver account without going through your nominated account. In my case it's my current account and don't want to have to keep switching my money first to my current account then to my regular saver. Thanks Alex
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What's a 'Forecast Price'
In relation to shares - what is a 'forecast price' (I'm trying to learn :o ) I'm guessing it is a price predicted by analysts/experts, but over what period? ie : Marks and Spencer - current share price 395.00, but the forecast price is 650.00 Just trying to get my head around stocks and shares bit by bit!
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Advice for my Dad...
Hi all, My Dad has got about £180k in cash savings from the sale of his flat last year. He is currently living with his partner and plans to buy a house in the next year or two (or he may just stay put, he's not the best decision maker :rolleyes: ). Anyway, he had all his money with Northern Rock and after all this time…
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What constitutes a "dormant" account?
In view of dear Gordon's intention to comandeer dormant accounts (those unused for 15 yeas) in the future, can anybody please tell me exactly what are the criteria for a dormant account ? I read elsewhere on here that somebody had been told that their Brittania account would be regarded as dormant if money had not been…
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Smile are not what they once were IMHO
Like all the others Smile started out lovely with all the promises but how things have changed IMHO, just look at the interest rate figures below -: Notice how well they started out with decent rates and increases when BOE went up but in the past few years the only time they moved was when rates went down! They have…
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Euro to sterling-large sum of money-how to do it, where to save it?
a family member is selling their house in Ireland and want to move here (England). Once they have sold in Ireland they will take their time to buy a property in England. We are talking about a figure of around 350,000 Euros. When it comes to changing this to sterling what is the best way to do it, so not to lose a big…
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75000 - ING or ICESAVE or ICICI
Folks I've now got £75000 in my ING web saver account which I think pays about 5.4%. I take monthly interest from this. I'm a basic rate taxpayer. If I were to transfer this to a ICICI or an ICESAVE account, what could I expect monthly ? I'm a bit of a thicko at interest calcs. Are ICICI safe ? Cheers Jessmjc
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Wots your current portfolio spread ?
Mine is: 30% Cash 25% Neptune Global Equity 25% Artemis Global Growth 10% Jupiter Global Managed 10% Garmore Global Focus Tempted to ditch the last two and switch to JM Finn Global Opps which mainly covers global infrastructure - an offshoot from the resources sector.
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BOE rates today 10/1/08 ?
So, whats the predictions MSEers? Down quarter percent more - first back to back drop in 6 years OR maintain it at 5.5%. I doubt they will be an increase, sadly! Cast your votes, ladies and gentlemen! :beer:
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Where to invest £65000
We have just received a cheque for a maturing endowment policy for £65000 which we will need to to pay off our mortgage in 3 years and then to live on as we are in our 60's. Where would the best place to invest this? We have put £3000 each in a mini cash Isa.Any advice would be much appreciated.
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currency.......dollar
i need to buy about $600 dollars, anyone know where i can get the best rate???
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Where to invest £65000
We have just received a cheque for a maturing endowment policy for £65000 which we will need to to pay off our mortgage in 3 years and then to live on as we are in our 60's. Where would the best place to invest this? We have put £3000 each in a mini cash Isa.Any advice would be much appreciated.
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Close Derbyshire Reg Saver or not?
I have 2 Derbyshire reg saver accounts. I wish to withdraw money and am considering closing them. Is it worth keeping them open with a bit in and paying in the min amount each month. I don't know much about this carpet bagging (if they convert to a bank I get paid?) thing but is this where it may come in useful. Would this…
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ICE Save CHAPS ???
Hi there folks, Have got to make a CHAPS payment next week, probably Monday, from my ICE Save web based account. Would any of you kind people be able to spare a minute to share your experiences with me? Is there any pitfalls i should be aware of? I know it will cost me £30.00 quid, but does it go and arrive in the…
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my bank charges - can i get them back
Hi all my bank charges - can i get them back i have gone over my overdraft limit and have to pay £30 can i get them back do you think
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Account interest - how to track??
Hi, Recently sold our house and moved into rented accomodation, whilst waiting for the right house to come along. We opened 2 joint bank accounts, one with ICICI and the other with Icesave - and we deposited 50% of our "equity" in each. Between the 2 accounts, the interest should be >£600/month, but how can I keep track of…
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Our plan for the £25k we're due
Hi Have posted previously & the cheque is actually due to come to us this weekend. Total will be approx £28,000. Our plan is: open cash Isa in husbands name for this tax year (i already haveone & direct debits will take it upto limit come end of march) then add next years allowance in both of them come april. Then looking…
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My plan for the £25k we're due
Hi Have posted previously & the cheque is actually due to come to us this weekend. Total will be approx £28,000. Our plan is: open cash Isa in husbands name for this tax year (i already haveone & direct debits will take it upto limit come end of march) then add next years allowance in both of them come april. Then looking…
