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YorkshireBoy wrote: »I have no idea, sorry. Can you guess why I have no idea?
It depends on my income tax? I thought there would be seperate fixed tax on savings interest0 -
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It's £5,990 gross if my calculations are correct, which is decent. How much would be net?
Assuming they aren't higher rate taxpayers, they'd only pay tax on around 3k (of course, it depends on how the accounts are split).
So minus £600, or around £5400?Long-Term Goal: £23'000 / £40'000 mortgage downpayment (2020)0 -
It depends on my income tax? I thought there would be separate fixed tax on savings interest
Some info in these links about the new Personal Savings Allowance and the 0% Starting Rate for Savings:
http://www.taxvol.org.uk/about-tax/tax-rates-apply/
http://www.taxvol.org.uk/about-tax/entitled-10-band-savings-interest/
Also some info on the new Personal Savings Allowance and the 0% Starting Rate for Savings of 5K in this MSE thread:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5439757Never let the perfume of the premium overpower the odour of the risk0
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