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I only have REITS - I have never had a PAIF.
If you type Kames PAIF into Google, you should be able to pick up a useful pdf entitled What is a Property Authorised Investment Fund which you may find worth a read.
My personal inclination (which may not be yours) would be to opt for the PAIF rather than the feeder fund.
I have never held a PAIF but do hold a couple of REITS in an ISA with II - the PIDS are paid net but II claim the tax refunds.
I am wondering whether in due course the PIDS will be paid gross within the ISA.0 -
Thanks Xylophone,I will read the article and appreciate your comments.
I would hope they will be paid gross sooner rather than later.
Gary.0 -
I hold that Aviva Property Trust fund and from what I can see a PAIF is going to be better for those of us that hold the fund within an ISA, as amongst other potential benefits property income within the fund will be paid gross rather than taxed at 20% as it is currently. I have given instructions to them today to convert my holding into the PAIF.
On another matter......pick me up off the floor as I have fainted with shock.....my consolidated tax voucher for 2015/16 has arrived AND IT IS 100% CORRECT ON THE FIRST ATTEMPT!!!!!::T
I also managed to invest at long last in that Axa fund at a lower price than the original order that I placed so that worked out ok in the end. It would be lovely to have a break from wrangling with II for a while!0 -
Hi,
just had message from II, Consolidated Tax Certificate now available.
Mine seems correct.0 -
[Deleted User] wrote:Hi,
just had message from II, Consolidated Tax Certificate now available.
Mine seems correct.
Mine too!
They must have had a bit of a push in getting them sorted.
All before the end of June, are things looking up?
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No message about mine - have they also realised you don't need one with a SIPP...?0
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Last month, the dividend on my holding of Premier Monthly income ( the highest of the year) arrived over a fortnight late - this month, it is in my account today, just one day late.... why oh why are they so inconsistent?0
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I took the default offer of Liberty Global A and C shares, in exchange for C&W shares in May.
Now today, suddenly II tells me I have Lilac A and C shares "as a result of the spin-off".
Is this right? I wasn't expecting Lilac shares, and can't find any links to explain why this has happened at this point in time.
Can anyone point me towards some information on this further change?0 -
I took the default offer of Liberty Global A and C shares, in exchange for C&W shares in May.
Now today, suddenly II tells me I have Lilac A and C shares "as a result of the spin-off".
Is this right? I wasn't expecting Lilac shares, and can't find any links to explain why this has happened at this point in time.
Can anyone point me towards some information on this further change?Save £12k in 2023 #17: £19,085/£24,000 (79%)
Save £12k in 2022 #5: £18,007/£18,000 (100%)
Save £12k in 2021 #17: £18,012/£18,000 (100%)
Save £12k in 2020 #25: £15,522/£15,000 (103%)
Save £12k in 2019 #112: £10,963/£10,500 (104%)0
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