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Inheritance - What to do ?
thefd
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I am in the process of inheriting £50,000 cash and a house following the death of my father ...
I am looking for suggestions on investment I have no debts and the house needs about £5-£10k to modernise it for rental but would sell for £55k as we speak, rental would be about £350 per month
House is in a run down area and I would prefer to sell but am struggling to see what other return options are in the market place.
Thanks
I am in the process of inheriting £50,000 cash and a house following the death of my father ...
I am looking for suggestions on investment I have no debts and the house needs about £5-£10k to modernise it for rental but would sell for £55k as we speak, rental would be about £350 per month
House is in a run down area and I would prefer to sell but am struggling to see what other return options are in the market place.
Thanks
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Hi
I am in the process of inheriting £50,000 cash and a house following the death of my father ...
I am looking for suggestions on investment I have no debts and the house needs about £5-£10k to modernise it for rental but would sell for £55k as we speak, rental would be about £350 per month
House is in a run down area and I would prefer to sell but am struggling to see what other return options are in the market place.
Thanks
Investments in stock market funds inside an ISA
Money into your pension getting the tax benefits
Money in a range of higher interest bank accounts
If you did want to become a landlord with all the issues that involved, would this particular house be the one you'd choose? If not (and it seems unlikely a house effectively picked at random would be) sell it and choose a place in an area and a style (perhaps a flat for example) that is better suited to letting.0 -
Consider selling the house and trading up your own owner-occupied house: better location, more space, whatever. The tax treatment for owner occupiers is a wonderful deal and seems likely to remain so.Free the dunston one next time too.0
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