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Personal Savings Allowance guide
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Im new and i need some advice, i have a couple of k savings, and i save 25 quid a week and whatever is left at the end of the month, single non home owner, whats the best thing to do with my money? Id like to open a Halifax help to buy isa but i can only put so much in, what to do with the rest? Help please
If you mean that you have only £2000, then you can start the Halifax HTB with £1000 and then add up to £200 by standing order and up £200 monthly by SO thereafter.
You might open a Tesco current account for the rest.
You could credit Tesco with £1000( having started the HTB for £1000 with Halifax), and then drip feed your HTB from Tesco and add your monthly savings to Tesco.0 -
MSE wrote:HM Revenue & Customs has confirmed that any tax owing will be paid through changes to your tax code. Some will have seen their tax code is lower than the standard 1100L, as HMRC already expects they will earn more in savings interest than their personal savings allowance coversMortgage (Nov 15): £79,950 | Mortgage (May 19): £71,754 | Mortgage (Sep 22): £0
Cashback sites: £900 | £30k in 2016: £30,300 (101%)0 -
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They are, they are.0
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I opened a savings account in July 2015 that will pay my annual interest on its anniversary, in July 2016. Not sure what will happen to the tax on this. Is anyone in a similar situation, or does it vary between banks? Will my interest be paid gross for the whole year, or just from April 6th 2016?0
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I opened a savings account in July 2015 that will pay my annual interest on its anniversary, in July 2016. Not sure what will happen to the tax on this. Is anyone in a similar situation, or does it vary between banks? Will my interest be paid gross for the whole year, or just from April 6th 2016?
All interest payments on and from 6th April 2016 should be paid gross, irrespective of the interest-bearing date range0 -
I opened a savings account in July 2015 that will pay my annual interest on its anniversary, in July 2016. Not sure what will happen to the tax on this. Is anyone in a similar situation, or does it vary between banks? Will my interest be paid gross for the whole year, or just from April 6th 2016?
The key date is when is the interest PAID, not when is it EARNED.
It will be paid GROSS0 -
I've been speculating about the effect of pension contributions on the withdrawal of the PSA as you move up the tax bands over on the Pensions board. To avoid duplicating discussion, if you are interested you can see my speculation and any replies by following this finely crafted link.I am not a financial advisor or other expert. All posts are purely my thoughts at the time for discussion, not advice. Bear in mind, even most of this disclaimer is ripped off another forum user. Please check out the facts first before doing anything.0
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