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The buy to let calculator
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padington
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Pretty handy web page for anyone thinking about getting a buy to let. Still looks like it's worth it yield wide if you're on an average income ....
http://ig.ft.com/sites/btl-calculator/
... And that tax bracket will only increase.
http://ig.ft.com/sites/btl-calculator/
... And that tax bracket will only increase.
Proudly voted remain. A global union of countries is the only way to commit global capital to the rule of law.
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Paywalled...I think....0
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Anyone else managed to have a go ?Proudly voted remain. A global union of countries is the only way to commit global capital to the rule of law.0
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I did what you said about going to google and typing in FT buy to let calculator - and I got to see/use it.
I've no idea what it all meant though, to be honest.
Whoosh it went.... right over my head.
But the question was whether others could reach it; people without subs to FT - and the answer is "Yes, people without an FT sub can see that calculator"0 -
Found it here:
http://ig.ft.com/sites/btl-calculator/0 -
On the last property I looked at it says i would earn 6% pa...ignoring all costs including that there may be a cost to my 200k investment and the 18k stamp duty payable upfront....
I would very much hope any btl investors use slightly more sophisticated models :eek:I think....0 -
On the last property I looked at it says i would earn 6% pa...ignoring all costs including that there may be a cost to my 200k investment and the 18k stamp duty payable upfront....
I would very much hope any btl investors use slightly more sophisticated models :eek:
It does make it clear that it's not taking into consideration other costs (taxable or not).
What it does give you is a nice idea of how battered by tax you might get.Proudly voted remain. A global union of countries is the only way to commit global capital to the rule of law.0
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