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S&S ISA and CASH ISA - moving abroad...
samnorris2
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Hi, I'm looking for some advise regarding ISAs and potentially SIPPs.
I have stocks and shares investments in my ISA and some cash in an ISA also.
If I was to move abroad as an expat or emigrate would I need to cash all these in? if they were held would I get any of the usual benefits?
How would this affect investments in SIPPs also as you can't withdraw from these until 55. That's not a problem, but would it all grow tax free that I could take out after 55?
Thanks
Sam
I have stocks and shares investments in my ISA and some cash in an ISA also.
If I was to move abroad as an expat or emigrate would I need to cash all these in? if they were held would I get any of the usual benefits?
How would this affect investments in SIPPs also as you can't withdraw from these until 55. That's not a problem, but would it all grow tax free that I could take out after 55?
Thanks
Sam
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no.If I was to move abroad as an expat or emigrate would I need to cash all these in?
The only thing you may not get is tax free status. That would depend on the country you become resident in for tax purposes.if they were held would I get any of the usual benefits?
You cant take the money out of a pension at age 55. Indeed, you can only take it out at 60 on triviality grounds. You can crystallise the benefits after age 55 though or you can QROPS to the country of residence if you wish and go by their rules (assuming QROPS is an option with that country).How would this affect investments in SIPPs also as you can't withdraw from these until 55. That's not a problem, but would it all grow tax free that I could take out after 55?I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
This is a good article about tax after moving abroad...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/offshorefinance/7987209/The-long-arm-of-the-UK-taxman.html
Or try this one about the best offshore savings accounts...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/offshorefinance/7930079/Has-the-tide-finally-turned-for-cautious-savers.html
Hope this helps!0
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