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Tax credits, interest - desperate for help!
NozzaC
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Hi
We're about to sell our house and rent. This will give us about £140000 cash. The plan is to put it in a savings account and use the monthly interest to go towards the rent.
My wife works part-time and I work full-time. We have two kids and we pay about £1000 childcare a month. But we rely on WTC and CTC to square the circle every month and the interest on the cash reduces our credits by about £2K.
I'm desperately searching for answers - Is there any way around this?
Do they take the gross interest (before the 20% is deducted by the bank) as the relevant figure?
Are there investment vehicles where the capital would accumulate but not be paid out (and thus be taken as earnings)for say a year or so (when earnings and outgoings would be better)?
Is it possible to loan the money to a limited company as a directors loan and have that ltd co invest the money and not pay dividends for a year?
Do ISAs, kids bank accounts, premium bonds, offshore what-have-yous or anything else help this?
Thanks
We're about to sell our house and rent. This will give us about £140000 cash. The plan is to put it in a savings account and use the monthly interest to go towards the rent.
My wife works part-time and I work full-time. We have two kids and we pay about £1000 childcare a month. But we rely on WTC and CTC to square the circle every month and the interest on the cash reduces our credits by about £2K.
I'm desperately searching for answers - Is there any way around this?
Do they take the gross interest (before the 20% is deducted by the bank) as the relevant figure?
Are there investment vehicles where the capital would accumulate but not be paid out (and thus be taken as earnings)for say a year or so (when earnings and outgoings would be better)?
Is it possible to loan the money to a limited company as a directors loan and have that ltd co invest the money and not pay dividends for a year?
Do ISAs, kids bank accounts, premium bonds, offshore what-have-yous or anything else help this?
Thanks
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